MikoNative UI for .NET, authored in Razor

Why Miko? ​

vs. Electron / WebView UIs — no embedded browser to ship, update, or sandbox; dramatically smaller binaries and lower memory; everything runs in one managed .NET process with optional Native AOT.

vs. .NET MAUI — Razor instead of XAML, one Skia renderer on every platform (the UI looks identical across targets), and you can bring much of an existing Blazor component codebase.

A taste of the code ​

Author a page in Razor:

@page "/about"
@namespace MyApp.Pages

<h1>About</h1>
<p>Hello from Miko!</p>

…or drive the engine directly without Razor:

var root = new DivElement { Class = "container" };
root.AddChild(new H1Element { TextContent = "Hello Miko" });

var engine = new MikoEngineBuilder().Build();
engine.Initialize(root, new List<StyleSheet> { styleSheet }, canvas, 800, 600);
engine.Render(canvas);

Head to the Getting Started guide to scaffold your first app.