Application Kit

I don't necessarily think that Apple did themselves any favors.

I think it's been very rocky with AppKit, UIKit, SwiftUI, the Catalyst era.

It has not been easy.

These frameworks are not...

But I even tried it on touch.

I even went to macOS 27 beta 6, I connected my iPad through Sidecar, 'cause that's all, like, the AppKit touch controls and everything are exposed if you use a...

Uh, that's, that's how they presented at WWDC.

Hey, support Sidecar.

It didn't do anything.

It's still not great.

But, like, all of, like, the drag reordering of, like, collection views and stuff that you take for granted in, like, UIKit and AppKit and stuff did not exist in any way.

So I hand-rolled every single part of it.

Um, we're gonna have to do...

Oh yeah, look, there's AppKit, nativeui.appkit.cs. It's right in there, James.

Oh my God.

It's in there.

Or if it's all, like you say, just like skill-based and it's just going through one kind of gateway thing.

But at least, um, in the instructions it's, it's enumerated, it's, it's made very clear, you know, the, the Maui part is now optional.

And like you said, there's GDK, WPF, AppKit, UIKit, Android.

The question will be are there instructions for your app though? You know what I mean? Like your agents.md file that's like, "Here's how to use DevFlow." 'Cause this is the instructions MD file for this project.

Apple Silicon, Mac OS 15 and up.

AppKit and SwiftUI shell.

WebKit only for the richer chat content.

Not a repackaged iPad build either.