Modern cross-platform WebView-based Desktop apps
without HTML/CSS/JS
This is the whole 26-lines-strong code that creates the app above. Packaged and zipped, it takes less than 1.5 MB. Yep.
To install locally, first you have to have installed the latest version of Arturo.
Then, just clone this repo and simply go to the folder via your terminal.
In case you want to ask a question, suggest an idea, or practically anything related to Aguila (or Arturo) - feel free! Everything and everyone is welcome.
For that, the most convenient place for me would be the GitHub Issues page.
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2021 Yanis Zafirópulos
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