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Attar
Compiles React and TypeScript apps to native desktop binaries, with Blink for UI
If Electron's size and memory are the price you pay for shipping a React desktop app, Attar keeps the React and drops the JavaScript runtime.
Attar is an ahead-of-time compiler that turns React and TypeScript into native machine code for desktop apps. It builds on Static Hermes and connects the compiled app to Chromium's Blink engine, so HTML and CSS render as in Chrome without Node or a JS runtime. It supports React 19 hooks, Tailwind 4 and 15 unmodified shadcn/ui components. In the makers' balenaEtcher test, disk size fell from 375.1 to 73.3 MiB, idle memory from 293.9 to 91.8 MB and startup from 1,081 to 469 ms. Early access installs via Homebrew on macOS 15+ with Apple silicon; Linux is partial and Windows is not supported.
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