Hi there: Pros (Ultralight is...) - Smaller distributable (25% the size of Electron/CEF or smaller). - Simpler and easier to build (fewer dependencies and sm

Hi there: Pros (Ultralight is...) - Smaller distributable (25% the size of Electron/CEF or smaller). - Simpler and easier to build (fewer dependencies and smaller codebase). - More configurable (users can do custom handling of file system, fonts, GPU rendering, clipboard, and more). - Potentially more performant (all rendering is done via GPU command buffers). - First-class support from an actual company. Cons: - No support for MathML, Geolocation, WebGL, IndexedDB, WebAudio/Video (for now) - Less mature and unstable. - Slower release cycle (might be a pro). Linux support is planned and will ship when it's ready, you can track its progress here: [1] Yes, we have plans to publish a C API interface to simplify bindings for other languages. The WebCore source is available here [2]. The rest of the source is kept closed for now to keep our licensing/support options open. There's a chance we will find a better funding model and will open-source the entire repo in the future. Yes, I agree the SDK packages should belong on GitHub, and will also be BSD'ing the framework/sample code so users can fork and hack on it at will. - [1]: https://github.com/ultralight-ux/ultralight/issues/4 https://github.com/ultralight-ux/ultralight/issues/4 - [2]: https://github.com/ultralight-ux/ultralight-webcore https://github.com/ultralight-ux/ultralight-webcore