Kryon Labs

Making software should be child's play with infinite possibilities

What is Kryon?

Kryon is a high-level transpiler that brings 90s simplicity to the modern era.

By creating a modern qml like syntax that generates native limbo code we allow you to build sophisticated interfaces that talk directly to distributed hardware via the 9P Protocol

Kryon is the official UI framework for TaijiOS, a modern distributed operating system. Stop wrestling with bloated frameworks. Kryon uses a clean, block-based architecture for UI and system modules.

Features

• Pure Efficiency: Transpiles directly to optimized system code.
• Native 9P: File-sharing and network resources are handled as local objects.
• Tk Styling: Classic, predictable, and incredibly fast UI rendering.
• Unified Modules: Access every system resources through a single simple interface.
• Declarative Syntax: Write less, do more with block-based UI definitions.

Code Example

Simple button with callbacks and Tk-compatible styling:

fn handleClick() {
    sys->print("Button clicked!\n");
}

Window {
    title = "Button Demo"
    width = 600; height = 400
    bg = "#191919"

    Center {
        Button {
            text = "Click Me!"
            fg = "pink"; bg = "#404080"
            font = "Helvetica 14 bold"
            padx = 20; pady = 10
            relief = "raised"; borderwidth = 2
            onClick = handleClick
        }
    }
}

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