Open Source Alternatives to Electron
What is Electron?
Electron is an open-source framework for building cross-platform desktop applications using web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.. There are currently 14 open-source alternatives to Electron, with a combined total of 167.3k GitHub stars. The most common language among these projects is C#.
Showing 14 open-source alternatives
Build smaller, faster, and more secure desktop and mobile applications using web technologies.
Build lightweight desktop applications using Go and web technologies, bundled into a single binary.
A lightweight cross-platform desktop app framework using JavaScript, HTML, and CSS without bundling Chromium.
A featherweight desktop runtime for web apps using the system's browser engine, offering a tiny alternative to Electron.
A lightweight .NET framework for building cross-platform HTML desktop apps using native GUI and embedded Chromium.
Golang bindings for the Sciter embeddable HTML/CSS/script engine, enabling modern desktop UI development with web technologies.
A curated list of open-source and proprietary alternatives to Electron for building desktop applications.
Build .NET desktop applications using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript with MVVM bindings for Vue.js and Knockout.js.
A lightweight open-source framework for building native, cross-platform desktop applications using Web UI technology.
A desktop app framework for Deno that uses Tauri to create webview-based applications.
A pure Go, enterprise-grade GUI toolkit with GPU-accelerated rendering, reactive state, and modern widgets for building desktop applications.
Deploy Capacitor apps to Linux, Mac, and Windows desktops using the Tauri platform.
A lightweight desktop TodoMVC implementation using Rust, WebAssembly, and web-view.
A lightweight framework for building cross-platform desktop applications using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript with native APIs.
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