Aplikum

Aplikum is a modular, open-source software platform designed to support the development and deployment of cross-platform applications and services. The project provides a runtime layer, a modular hosting system, a declarative user interface toolkit, and a set of development tools that enable building, testing, and packaging applications for desktop, web, and mobile targets. Applications are composed from reusable modules, or plugins, that can be loaded at runtime with explicit versioning and isolation to minimize conflicts. The platform emphasizes portability, performance, and accessibility, with an emphasis on a small core and a rich ecosystem of extensions.

Core components include Aplikum Core, the platform-agnostic runtime; the Aplikum SDK, which includes libraries, sample apps, and tooling; a plugin/module system that supports dynamic loading and dependency graphs; and a UI toolkit based on declarative components and theming, designed for responsive layouts and internationalization. The package registry and CLI provide project scaffolding, build, and packaging workflows. The platform is commonly deployed via native runtimes that compile the Aplikum Core to the target environment, or through web-assembly where appropriate.

Aplikum is developed in an open-source model with contributions from a global community. Documentation emphasizes portability, testability, and a minimal secure surface area for plugins. As of the latest releases, it maintains active development with regular updates and ongoing ecosystem growth. See also cross-platform development, modular architecture, and declarative UI.