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 introspection and communication. By normalizing hardware and operating system differences, the toolkit ensures that applications maintain consistent visual performance and behavior across diverse environments.
Beyond interface construction, the project includes a suite of tools for packaging compiled binaries and external assets into standalone installers. This functionality supports the distribution of applications by bundling resources directly into the executable and preparing them for deployment across multiple platforms. The framework also provides capabilities for verifying interface elements and application logic through automated test suites to maintain stability across different states and screen layouts.
