electron-vite-vue

Start an Electron desktop project with a Vite and React TypeScript setup that is ready for development, testing, and packaging. The template includes main-process and preload structure, debugger configuration, Vitest and Playwright tests, electron-builder packaging, native Node module support, and room for multiple windows. Its renderer adapter exposes compatibility helpers but does not enable Node integration by itself; direct Node access requires an explicit Electron setting and a careful security review.

Nuxtor is a starter template for developers who want Nuxt and Vue workflows inside Tauri desktop or mobile applications. It includes examples for shell commands, notifications, system information, persistent storage, and tray integration while retaining Nuxt routing, layouts, middleware, and modules. The default setup uses Bun and targets Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android. Hosted server-side rendering is intentionally disabled so Tauri can serve as the application backend.

This curated directory helps designers and frontend developers find resources for interface work without searching each category from scratch. It groups stock imagery, illustrations, fonts, icons, web templates, CSS frameworks, UI component libraries, design systems, and related tools, with a short description for each link to make scanning and comparison easier.

Flet lets Python developers create iOS, Android, Windows, Linux, macOS, and web applications from one codebase without first learning Dart, Swift, Kotlin, HTML, or JavaScript. Flutter renders the interface with a large set of Material and Cupertino controls. Web apps can run client-side through WebAssembly and Pyodide or as server-driven Python applications with real-time updates, and built-in tooling packages projects for each target platform.