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This tool supports creating desktop apps on more than one desktop operating system (Windows, Linux, OSX)
Anything else you want to add:
Made by me c:
The initial implementation was made for my ct.js game engine, but the framework will probably be useful for others, as it is a healthy alternative to Electron & NW.js.
Its default template handles code bundling allowing to use ESM modules freely on both client and server side, and the CLI produces nice packages for Linux, Windows, and macOS, with nice executables with icons and metadata for Windows and macOS. My goal was to make a toolkit that just works (tm).
There are also no cryptic APIs or conflicts; a Buntralino app is split into Bun side with regular Bun and Neutralino side with regular HTML5. (Architecture.)
It is also based on Neutralino.js and existing Neutralino projects can be expanded with Buntralino relatively easy.
Oh, and it's free and MIT-licensed.
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Tool Name: Buntralino
Link to the tool website:
https://buntralino.github.io/
This tool supports creating desktop apps on more than one desktop operating system (Windows, Linux, OSX)
Anything else you want to add:
Made by me c:
The initial implementation was made for my ct.js game engine, but the framework will probably be useful for others, as it is a healthy alternative to Electron & NW.js.
Its default template handles code bundling allowing to use ESM modules freely on both client and server side, and the CLI produces nice packages for Linux, Windows, and macOS, with nice executables with icons and metadata for Windows and macOS. My goal was to make a toolkit that just works (tm).
There are also no cryptic APIs or conflicts; a Buntralino app is split into Bun side with regular Bun and Neutralino side with regular HTML5. (Architecture.)
It is also based on Neutralino.js and existing Neutralino projects can be expanded with Buntralino relatively easy.
Oh, and it's free and MIT-licensed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: