Cross-platform

Dimina is a lightweight cross-platform mini program framework developed by Didi, designed to provide developers with a high-performance, cross-platform, and low-threshold development experience. The framework supports four major platforms: Android, iOS, Harmony, and Web, allowing developers to integrate mini program logic into existing apps or package them into standalone applications. By adopting technologies such as logic-view separation and page preloading, Dimina can effectively improve the runtime performance of mobile applications.

TGFX is a lightweight 2D graphics library engineered for modern GPU acceleration across major desktop, mobile, and web platforms. Originally developed for the PAG project, it serves as a compact, high-performance alternative to the Skia graphics library. The project supports diverse rendering backends and provides comprehensive integration tools for developers.

libpag is a cross-platform rendering library designed to display complex animations created in Adobe After Effects. It utilizes a highly efficient binary file format that supports both vector and raster elements for superior performance and smaller file sizes. Developers can leverage flexible APIs to modify animation layers and replace assets at runtime for dynamic content delivery.

Paseo provides a unified interface to manage and run various coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode on your local machine. It supports cross-device workflows, allowing users to interact with agents through desktop, mobile, web, or CLI applications. The platform prioritizes privacy by operating without telemetry or forced logins while enabling powerful agent orchestration capabilities.

libpag is a high-performance rendering library designed for the Portable Animated Graphics (PAG) file format, supporting both vector and raster-based animations. It enables developers to render complex animations across multiple platforms, including iOS, Android, OpenHarmony, macOS, Windows, and the Web. The library integrates seamlessly with Adobe After Effects, allowing for efficient animation export, performance monitoring, and runtime content modification.

Thunderbolt is an open-source, cross-platform AI client designed for on-premise deployment and data ownership. It supports a wide range of frontier, local, and on-premise models across desktop and mobile environments. The project is currently under active development with a focus on enterprise readiness and security.

Mpx is an enhanced cross-platform mini-program framework dedicated to improving both developer and user experiences. It extends the native mini-program syntax, supports a Vue-like development pattern, and provides ultimate runtime performance optimization. Through Mpx, developers can efficiently output a single codebase to multiple mini-program platforms and the Web environment.

Mpx is an enhanced cross-platform framework dedicated to improving the development and user experience of mini-programs, enabling efficient application building through a Vue-like development model. Based on the native mini-program syntax with extensions, the framework ensures high performance while supporting the output of a single codebase to multiple mini-program and Web platforms. Its design philosophy emphasizes native compatibility and lightweight performance, featuring a runtime size of only 14KB, along with comprehensive build tools and ecosystem support.

TGFX is a lightweight 2D graphics library developed by Tencent that provides high-performance rendering for text, images, and vector graphics. It supports a wide range of platforms including iOS, Android, macOS, Windows, Linux, OpenHarmony, and the Web. Designed as a compact alternative to Skia, it is utilized in various projects such as PAG, Hippy, and Tencent Docs.

Dimina is a lightweight cross-platform mini program framework open-sourced by Didi, designed to provide developers with a high-performance and low-threshold development experience. The framework supports four major platforms: Android, iOS, Harmony, and Web, allowing developers to integrate mini program logic into existing Apps or package them into standalone native applications. It is built on Vue and follows standardized mini program design, utilizing the DMCC compiler to convert mini program syntax into cross-platform code.