desktop-apps

Deno 2.9 introduces `deno desktop` for building native desktop applications using web technologies, along with improved Node.js compatibility, CSS module imports, and faster startup.

Deno Desktop is a new feature that packages Deno projects into self-contained desktop applications using Chromium or native webviews, offering a lighter alternative to Electron; currently in canary with some bugs.

zero-native is a new framework that allows developers to build native desktop applications using web UI technologies and the Zig programming language. It emphasizes tiny binary sizes, fast rebuilds, and direct access to C libraries without heavy runtime overhead.

Zero-native is a new tool for building lightweight native desktop apps using Zig and a WebView, producing sub-megabyte binaries with fast rebuilds and direct C library access.

zero-native is a new tool for building native desktop and mobile apps using web UI and Zig programming language, featuring tiny binaries, low memory usage, and support for multiple web engines (WKWebView, WebKitGTK, WebView2, Chromium/CEF) and frameworks (Next.js, Vue, Svelte, Vite, React).