Projects sharing features with Leif

Sokol is a C hardware abstraction layer and cross-platform graphics library designed for managing windowing, input, and audio across different operating systems. It functions as a GPU resource manager and multimedia application framework, providing a unified API for rendering 2D and 3D graphics across WebGL, Metal, Direct3D, and OpenGL. The project is distinguished by its single-header implementation, which simplifies integration and portability. It utilizes a stateless render pass definition and a one-update-per-frame model to synchronize CPU data to GPU memory and manage resource lifecycles

LibGDX is a Java-based framework designed for cross-platform game development, enabling the creation and deployment of 2D and 3D games across desktop, mobile, and web environments from a single codebase. It functions as a comprehensive library that abstracts hardware-accelerated graphics, audio, input, and file system access, providing a unified interface for developers to manage game logic and application lifecycles. The framework distinguishes itself through a high-performance architecture that prioritizes efficiency and native interoperability. It utilizes a batch-oriented graphics pipelin

This project is a comprehensive educational resource for building a high-performance game engine from the ground up using C++. It serves as a technical guide for developers seeking to understand the low-level architecture of engine systems, providing a structured approach to implementing core components like rendering pipelines, entity-component-system patterns, and multi-threaded task scheduling. The resource distinguishes itself by focusing on the practical implementation of complex engine subsystems, including graphics API abstraction layers for cross-platform compatibility and data-driven

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

Floem is a native desktop UI framework and cross-platform toolkit for building high-performance user interfaces. It functions as a reactive UI library that uses a signal-based state management system to automatically synchronize the interface with data changes via lightweight observable primitives. The framework utilizes a GPU-accelerated rendering engine to ensure visual consistency and high performance across different desktop operating systems. It features a layout engine based on flexible box and grid models to create responsive screens that adapt to various window sizes. The toolkit cov

microui is a minimal immediate-mode graphical user interface library written in C, designed for resource-constrained environments such as embedded systems. It operates without dynamic memory allocation and has no external dependencies beyond standard C, making it a self-contained solution for building lightweight interfaces. The library is delivered as a single header file, simplifying integration into any project. It uses a fixed-allocator heap for all runtime state, guaranteeing deterministic memory use and predictable performance. All drawing is delegated to user-supplied callbacks, keepin

Pixel is a 2D game library and graphics engine for the Go programming language. It provides a hardware-accelerated renderer for drawing sprites, geometric shapes, and text, utilizing an optimized system of batching and transformation matrices. The project functions as a comprehensive toolkit for two-dimensional interactive applications, combining a graphics engine with a 2D vector math library for affine transformations and coordinate space projections. It includes a dedicated input manager that tracks keyboard presses and mouse movements using a polling-based system rather than asynchronous

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

bgfx is a cross-platform, graphics rendering abstraction layer designed for high-performance applications. It provides a unified interface that maps high-level rendering commands to native graphics APIs, allowing developers to maintain a single codebase that executes consistently across diverse operating systems and hardware architectures. The library distinguishes itself through a multi-threaded command submission model that decouples rendering logic from the main application thread, effectively minimizing CPU bottlenecks. It utilizes a backend-agnostic command buffer and a deferred resource

This project serves as a comprehensive educational framework and reference library for mastering high-performance graphics programming and parallel compute resource management. It provides a collection of practical implementations designed to demonstrate the explicit control required by the Vulkan API, covering the fundamental mechanics of modern graphics pipelines and cross-platform hardware interaction. The repository distinguishes itself by focusing on the low-level architectural requirements of modern GPU development, including manual memory allocation, multi-threaded command recording, a

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 collection of single-header libraries providing a zero-dependency implementation of core game engine systems. It serves as a portable toolkit for 2D game development, focusing on asset loading, graphics optimization, and low-level system coordination. The libraries offer specialized capabilities for 2D sprite rendering and asset processing, including texture atlas compilation and batch-based rendering to reduce draw calls. It includes a dedicated pipeline for parsing Aseprite files and JSON-formatted map data from Tiled. The toolkit covers several functional domains, includ

This project is a header-only C++ library designed for graphics mathematics, providing a comprehensive suite of vector, matrix, and quaternion types. It is built using template metaprogramming to generate mathematical primitives at compile time, eliminating the need for precompiled binary libraries and allowing for direct integration into existing build systems. The library is distinguished by its strict adherence to the OpenGL Shading Language specification, ensuring that mathematical results remain consistent across both CPU and GPU code. It provides specialized utilities for managing float

This project is a cross-platform graphics and compute framework that provides a unified, hardware-agnostic abstraction layer for rendering and parallel processing. It enables developers to build high-performance applications that execute consistently across diverse operating systems and hardware backends, including Vulkan, Metal, and DirectX. By mapping high-level graphics commands to native APIs, it serves as a portable foundation for both real-time 3D rendering and general-purpose GPU computing. The framework distinguishes itself through a robust architecture that supports both native deskt

wslg is an integration layer and display server system designed to run Linux graphical applications on Windows. It provides a bridge between Linux window management, audio routing, and system clipboards and the Windows host, utilizing a Wayland and X11 display server to support visual software. The system utilizes a virtual GPU architecture to provide hardware-accelerated rendering for graphics-intensive applications. It implements a Remote Desktop Protocol gateway to stream graphical frames and uses a specialized sound server interface to route audio and microphone data between the Linux gue

This repository is a comprehensive collection of reference implementations and sample libraries for the Universal Windows Platform. It provides practical examples of how to use Windows Runtime APIs to build cross-device applications, including detailed guidance on XAML-based declarative user interfaces and DirectX-integrated rendering. The project distinguishes itself by providing a wide array of hardware integration suites, covering low-level communication with USB, Serial, I2C, SPI, and GPIO peripherals. It includes specialized implementations for mixed reality holographic rendering, advanc

This project is a containerized Linux desktop streamer that renders a full operating system interface in a web browser using encoded video streams. It allows for remote access to various Linux distributions and serves as a platform for browser-based application hosting. The system supports GPU acceleration via KVM and direct hardware passthrough to enable low-latency graphics rendering and video encoding. It also features volume mapping for home directory persistence, ensuring that user data and portable applications survive environment updates. Additional capabilities include the creation o

lottie-react-native is a library for rendering Lottie JSON animations as native graphics within a cross-platform mobile framework. It serves as a JSON-based animation renderer that parses design-exported files into high-performance vector animations on mobile devices. The framework uses a GPU-accelerated vector animation implementation to offload rendering to the device processor, reducing CPU load to maintain smooth motion. It provides a cross-platform motion framework for controlling animation playback, layout scaling, and dynamic color modifications across different mobile screens. The li

ntfstool is a collection of system utilities and drivers designed to manage NTFS-formatted volumes on macOS. It provides a file system driver and management tools that enable full read and write permissions for NTFS-formatted disks. The project includes a disk image manager that monitors storage use and automates the removal of unused image disk files. It also features a disk capacity monitor to track total and available storage space across all connected read-write volumes. The utility surface covers NTFS read-write mounting, storage administration, and the management of external storage de

REFramework is a runtime modding framework for games built on the RE Engine, providing a C# plugin system with typed proxy code generation, a Lua scripting interface, an ImGui-based UI system, a runtime debugging toolkit, and a VR integration layer. At its core, it intercepts and modifies internal game engine functions and state at runtime through hooking and scripting APIs, enabling deep inspection and manipulation of live game objects. The framework distinguishes itself through typed proxy code generation that auto-creates C# interfaces from the game's type database, giving compile-time saf

Skia is a high-performance 2D graphics rendering library used for drawing text, geometries, and images on digital surfaces. It functions as a hardware-accelerated graphics engine that offloads drawing operations to the GPU, a vector graphics processor for SVG and complex paths, and a typography engine for shaping and drawing characters with Unicode support. The project provides a cross-platform image codec for encoding and decoding standard image formats into raw pixel data across multiple operating systems. It also enables the development of user interfaces that maintain visual consistency a

This project is a collection of reference implementations and experimental user interface components. It serves as a gallery of examples demonstrating advanced animations, custom graphic rendering, and non-standard interaction techniques. The repository provides showcases for high-fidelity motion, including 3D transformations, image sequence animations, and fluid page transitions. It includes a library of graphic experiments that use canvas drawing and vector paths to render particle systems and data visualizations. The implementation surface covers a range of advanced UI capabilities, such

Xilem is a native user interface framework for the Rust programming language. It provides a reactive view tree that links application state to the interface to automate updates when data changes. The framework incorporates a GPU-accelerated 2D graphics engine and a dedicated text layout engine to handle complex typography and high-performance visual rendering. It is built as an accessible UI framework with integrated support for system accessibility services and screen readers. The system utilizes a retained-mode architecture with a graphics pipeline that translates drawing commands into har

This project is a collection of reference implementations and benchmarks demonstrating the use of the Vulkan graphics and compute API. It provides a set of cross-platform examples and GPU programming patterns designed for high-performance rendering and hardware-accelerated tasks. The repository includes a suite of performance benchmarks used to measure API behavior across different hardware environments. It features a modular architecture that organizes rendering examples into isolated units, along with command-line utilities for the batch execution of sample sequences. The project covers se

Kivy is a cross-platform Python GUI framework used to build graphical user interfaces that run on desktop and mobile operating systems from a single codebase. It functions as a multi-touch UI library and a custom widget toolkit, providing a development environment for packaging Python applications into binary installations for Android and iOS. The framework is distinguished by its ability to handle complex multi-touch gestures and interactive input across various devices. It utilizes a specialized domain language for declarative UI construction to separate visual layout definitions from Pytho

The Windows App SDK is a set of APIs and UI frameworks for building native Windows desktop applications. It provides a Windows Runtime API for accessing system capabilities and a dedicated UI framework for creating responsive, accessible interfaces. The project also functions as a desktop app deployment framework and a local AI execution environment for running hardware-accelerated models on CPUs, GPUs, and NPUs. The SDK distinguishes itself by enabling the modernization of legacy applications, allowing developers to embed modern controls and platform features into existing projects without a

This project is a Java GUI framework used to build cross-platform desktop, mobile, and embedded applications. It centers on a hardware accelerated graphics engine that provides 2D and 3D visualizations and visual effects, complemented by a reactive UI binding system for synchronizing data and interface updates. The framework distinguishes itself through the FXML markup language, which separates the visual structure of an interface from its procedural logic. It also includes a dedicated CSS styling engine that allows for the customization of component appearances using external stylesheets and