Projects sharing features with Libui

wxWidgets is a C++ UI toolkit and cross-platform GUI framework used to develop desktop applications for Windows, macOS, and Linux. It functions as a native widget wrapper, providing an abstraction layer that maps a single set of API calls to the native interface elements of different platforms. The framework allows for the creation of native graphical user interfaces by utilizing the host operating system's own controls and APIs. This ensures that applications maintain a native look and feel across various operating systems while using a consistent codebase. Beyond interface development, the

Eto is a .NET cross-platform GUI framework used to build desktop and mobile user interfaces from a single codebase. It functions as a native backend UI wrapper, rendering application interfaces using the native controls of the host operating system to ensure consistent appearance and performance. The framework enables the development of professional software for Windows, macOS, and Linux while maintaining native behavior across different hardware and OS environments. It allows for the integration of third-party libraries to handle specialized tasks such as data visualization, map rendering, a

gpui-component is a native desktop UI kit and component library built for the GPUI framework. It provides a collection of reusable user interface elements, a desktop layout engine for organizing application space, and a specialized data visualization library for rendering quantitative information. The project is distinguished by its high-performance rendering systems, including a virtualized data grid and list system designed to handle large datasets with low memory overhead. It also features a comprehensive data visualization toolkit for rendering charts, axes, and coordinate scales using li

Base UI is a headless component library and unstyled framework providing accessible interface primitives. It decouples behavioral logic and state management from the visual layer, allowing developers to implement complex UI patterns while maintaining total control over the final styling. The library implements WAI-ARIA design patterns to ensure all primitives support standard keyboard navigation and screen reader accessibility. It provides a suite of low-level building blocks that handle the internal mechanics of interface elements without bundling any CSS. The framework covers a broad range

PyQt is a cross-platform GUI toolkit and desktop UI framework that provides Python bindings for the Qt framework. It serves as a widget library for creating graphical user interfaces that maintain consistent behavior and appearance across Windows, macOS, and Linux. The framework enables the development of desktop applications through a collection of pre-built interface components and layout managers. It supports the creation of specialized interface elements with custom styling, window animations, and the integration of web browser components to load and execute scripts alongside native eleme

Native Windows GUI is a lightweight graphical user interface toolkit and application framework designed for building native desktop software in the Rust programming language. It directly wraps the underlying operating system windowing application programming interface to construct interface elements without intermediate frameworks, utilizing standard operating system controls and programming interfaces. The framework supports cross-compilation toolchains that enable developers to compile native Windows target applications and binaries directly from non-Windows environments like Linux. It incl

go-astilectron is a cross-platform GUI framework and binding that enables the creation of desktop software by combining a compiled Go backend with an Electron frontend. It functions as an inter-process communication bridge, utilizing an asynchronous messaging system to exchange JSON events and synchronize state between the Go process and the JavaScript user interface. The project provides a native desktop API wrapper to orchestrate system-level features from the backend. This includes the ability to manage browser windows, construct native application menus, and control system tray icons and

Revery is a cross-platform GUI toolkit and functional UI framework used to build native desktop applications for Windows, macOS, and Linux. It utilizes the Reason functional programming language to compile code into machine-level instructions for native execution. The framework employs a component-based model to manage user interfaces, mapping functional components to the underlying native operating system widgets. This approach ensures that applications maintain native performance, behavior, and a consistent look and feel across different operating systems. The toolkit covers the full appli

Fyne is a cross-platform graphical user interface toolkit for the Go programming language. It provides a comprehensive framework for building native applications that run on desktop, mobile, and web environments from a single codebase. The toolkit centers on a canvas-based rendering engine and a device-independent layout engine, ensuring that visual elements maintain consistent dimensions and behavior across diverse operating systems and screen densities. The project distinguishes itself through a reactive data-binding system that automatically synchronizes application state with interface co

Toga is a cross-platform UI framework and Python native GUI toolkit used to build applications that render native user interfaces across different operating systems. It functions as a native widget wrapper, mapping Python code to native operating system components to ensure a consistent look and feel. This development kit allows a single codebase to be deployed across desktop computers, handheld mobile devices, and web browsers. It utilizes a multi-backend rendering engine to direct UI declarations to the appropriate renderer based on the target environment. The framework covers native deskt

This project provides a framework for building native graphical user interfaces that run consistently across desktop and mobile operating systems. It functions as a bridge that allows developers to construct complex application layouts and render high-performance visual elements by utilizing a native C++ widget toolkit. The framework enables the creation of responsive user interfaces through both traditional widget-based components and declarative markup languages. It employs a decoupled messaging system to connect interface components and uses a pre-compilation step to manage object introspe

Remacs is a rewrite of the Emacs text editor implemented in Rust. It is a programmable and extensible text editor designed for improved memory safety and execution performance. The project includes a native interface that maps C library functions and structures into Rust to execute native logic. It uses native system APIs for cross-platform graphical interface rendering. The editor provides real-time text editing and supports the development of custom input methods and language dictionaries. The development process utilizes a containerized environment to ensure consistent build dependencies

systray is a Go library used to create and manage icons and menus within the operating system notification area. It functions as a cross-platform GUI library that provides a persistent application entry point and a notification area menu manager. The library enables the creation of hierarchical menus and custom tray icons across different desktop operating systems. It supports the use of nested submenus and allows for the styling of individual menu entries with custom images. The toolset covers a range of interaction capabilities, including the management of menu item states through checked

nanogui is a native C++ toolkit for rendering interactive user interface components directly within an OpenGL graphics context. It functions as a cross-platform widget library and immediate-mode framework used to create windows, buttons, sliders, and input fields. The toolkit provides specialized capabilities for building technical interfaces, including real-time parameter control panels and custom tooling for graphics-heavy software. It ensures visual consistency across different operating systems and screen resolutions through DPI-aware coordinate scaling. The framework includes a constrai

PySimpleGUI is a Python framework used to build graphical user interfaces. It functions as an adapter-based wrapper that maps multiple GUI toolkit APIs into a single unified interface, allowing for backend-agnostic development across tkinter, Qt, or WxPython. The project uses a layout-based UI definition system where visual hierarchies are defined via nested lists rather than coordinate-based placement. It employs an event-driven polling loop and string-based event mapping to associate interface elements with specific user actions. The framework supports cross-framework GUI design and intera

Druid is a native user interface toolkit and 2D graphics engine for the Rust programming language. It functions as a retained-mode, data-driven framework for building graphical user interfaces that run across Linux, macOS, and web browsers via WebAssembly. The toolkit distinguishes itself through a data-first approach to UI design, utilizing lenses to isolate subsets of global application state and synchronize them with specific widgets. This allows the visual layout to update automatically when the underlying data model changes. Its capability surface includes a constraint-based box layout

Microsoft UI XAML is a XAML UI framework and Windows desktop UI toolkit used for building native desktop user interfaces. It functions as a cross-version Windows UI library that adapts modern interface features to remain compatible across different versions of the operating system. The project includes a low-level composition engine for creating high-performance animations, lighting effects, and translucent window materials. It provides a system for native desktop interface construction using a consistent design system for layouts and interactions. Capability areas cover interactive map rend

Avalonia is a cross-platform desktop framework that enables the creation of native-feeling applications for Windows, macOS, and Linux from a single codebase. It functions as a declarative UI toolkit, allowing developers to define complex visual hierarchies and interface structures using a markup-based syntax that maps directly to underlying object properties. By utilizing the Model-View-ViewModel architectural pattern, the framework facilitates a clean separation between application logic and user interface layout, which simplifies unit testing and component maintenance. The framework disting

FTXUI is a C++ terminal user interface library and cross-platform console framework used for building interactive command line applications. It functions as a declarative terminal layout engine and a component-based UI toolkit that enables the creation of responsive interfaces. The library is distinguished by its terminal graphics and animation capabilities, allowing for the rendering of custom shapes, data plots, and smooth visual transitions using easing functions. It provides a comprehensive set of interactive widgets and a layout system utilizing flexbox and grid containers that adapt to

pywebview is a cross-platform desktop GUI framework for Python that renders HTML, CSS, and JavaScript content using the operating system's native web rendering engine. It enables developers to build desktop applications that run on Windows, macOS, and Linux from a single Python codebase, with the web frontend displayed in a lightweight, native window. The framework provides a bidirectional JavaScript-Python bridge for real-time data exchange between frontend and backend, along with the ability to manipulate the Document Object Model directly from Python without writing JavaScript. It includes

Coss is an accessible UI component library and design system framework used to build web interfaces. It provides a comprehensive kit of interactive elements and layout building blocks that follow screen reader and keyboard navigation standards. The project functions as a UI overlay management library, offering specialized tools for implementing anchored popovers, tooltips, and slide-out panels with smooth transitions. It includes a set of accessible form primitives and selection controls to ensure compatibility across different assistive technologies. Its broader capabilities cover the const

This project is a React-based administrative template and UI kit designed for building dashboards. It provides a comprehensive collection of pre-styled layouts, an accessible component library, and a Sass-based UI framework for creating administrative interfaces. The template is specifically structured as an AI-optimized project, utilizing coding patterns and organization designed to help AI assistants generate consistent, production-ready React code. It features a flexible styling system using Sass variables and CSS custom properties to support customizable light and dark themes. The kit co

Slint is a declarative user interface framework designed for building native graphical applications across desktop, mobile, and embedded platforms. It utilizes a specialized markup language to define reactive interface components, which are then compiled into optimized machine code to ensure high performance and minimal resource consumption. By separating visual structure from application logic, the framework enables developers to create consistent interfaces that run efficiently on hardware ranging from resource-constrained microcontrollers to high-end desktop systems. The framework distingu

Elements is a C++ GUI library and component-based UI framework used for building desktop user interfaces. It features a retained-mode layout engine that manages the positioning, sizing, and layering of elements within a window. The framework functions as a cross-platform window manager, handling application event loops and embedding graphical views into native platform windows. It allows for the creation of custom widgets by composing basic primitive elements and alignment wrappers. The system supports responsive layout organization through the use of tiles, grids, and flows. It also provide

This project is an immediate-mode graphical user interface library designed for rapid development of tools and debugging interfaces. By generating UI geometry every frame through procedural code, it eliminates the need for persistent state synchronization between application data and the interface. It is primarily intended for integration into existing rendering pipelines, where it produces raw vertex buffers and draw commands that are agnostic to the underlying graphics API. The library distinguishes itself through a highly decoupled architecture that supports complex, dockable, and multi-vi

Nuklear is a portable, header-only immediate mode graphical user interface library written in C. It is designed to function as a lightweight framework for creating interfaces that render directly to hardware, making it suitable for integration into custom graphics engines, embedded systems, and resource-constrained environments. The library operates by generating abstract draw commands that are converted into vertex buffers, allowing for hardware-accelerated rendering through standard graphics APIs. By utilizing an immediate mode approach, the interface state is defined and updated within the

This project is a framework for building interactive, graphical-style terminal applications. It provides a declarative component model that organizes user interfaces into a tree of nested widgets, each managing its own lifecycle, state, and rendering. By subclassing the base application class, developers can construct complex, keyboard-navigable interfaces that run directly within terminal emulators. The framework distinguishes itself through a reactive architecture and a CSS-based layout engine. It uses a reactive attribute system to automatically track state changes and trigger targeted int