Skip


Skip

License: LGPLv3


Description:

Skip enables the creation of native SwiftUI apps for iOS and Android from a single Swift/SwiftUI codebase. It compiles native code at build-time, uses a first-party Xcode plugin, and bridges SwiftUI to Android’s Jetpack Compose for a true native experience across platforms.

Wild linker

Wild linker

License: Apache-2.0, MIT


Description:

Wild is a very fast linker for Linux, written in Rust. It aims for high-speed linking during iterative development and supports producing various output types; incremental linking is the goal but not yet implemented.

WinAppCli

WinAppCli

License: MIT license


Description:

WinAppCli is a Windows App Development CLI that manages Windows SDKs, packaging, and app identity. It can generate manifests and certificates, supports MSIX packaging, and integrates with build tools for multiple app frameworks, including .NET/Win32, CMake, Electron, and Rust.

Elo

Elo

License: MIT


Description:

Elo is a pure, portable, and safe data expression language designed for No-Code tools. It compiles to JavaScript, Ruby, Python, and SQL, with first-class support for dates, schemas, lambdas, and guards.

XAML Studio

XAML Studio

License: MIT


Description:

XAML Studio is a rapid prototyping tool for WinUI-based XAML that lets you live-edit UIs, debug bindings, and edit data contexts, then copy the results into Visual Studio for further development.

Haxe


Haxe

License: GNU General Public License v2 or later (compiler); MIT License (standard library and NekoVM)


Description:

Haxe is an open-source, high-level, strictly-typed programming language with a fast cross-compiler and a rich standard library, enabling cross-platform development for JavaScript, C++, JVM, Python, Lua, PHP, and more.

OpenFGA

OpenFGA

License: Apache-2.0


Description:

OpenFGA is a high-performance, flexible authorization/permission engine inspired by Google Zanzibar. It helps developers model and enforce fine-grained access control in applications, offering HTTP and gRPC APIs, pluggable storage backends, and language SDKs. It’s adopted in production by Auth0 FGA, Grafana, Canonical, Docker, and others.