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Native. Cross-platform.

Aparoksha.

Create your next cross-platform app with Aparoksha to give it a native look on each platform. Aparoksha is easy-to-use, safe, and aparoksha, meaning that its reactive and declarative approach as well as the clean syntax significantly enhance the readability.

Start with Simple Views

A view is a piece of the user interface. Create your own views, such as Avatar, Post, and Timeline. Combine them into pages, windows, and apps.

struct Timeline: View {

    var posts: Posts

    var view: Body {
        ForEach(posts) { post in
            Avatar(user: post.user)
            Post(post: post)
        }
    }

}

The Magic of the State

Each of your views has the ability to store state throughout view updates. Let’s create a simple counter view:

struct SearchView: View {

    @State private var count = 0

    var view: Body {
        Button(icon: .minus) {
            count -= 1
        }
        Text("\(count)")
        Button(icon: .plus) {
            count += 1
        }
    }

}

Supported Platforms

Aparoksha’s goal is to enable you to bring your app to as many users as possible on completely different platforms. Therefore, it is built in an open and extensible way. Creating a backend for a new platform is almost as simple as creating an app!

A list of some backends is available here. They can be combined with Aparoksha in a simple way. Aparoksha itself currently supports GNOME and Windows. What makes the Aparoksha project unique is that each backend is a fully independent project, optimized for its platform. In a cross-platform app, you can leverage the full potential of the individual backends by writing platform-specific bits of code.