Giriic
Giriic is an open-source, lightweight runtime designed for event-driven and concurrent applications on resource-constrained devices. Introduced in 2018, it focuses on minimal memory footprint, low-latency task dispatch, and predictable performance for edge computing and embedded systems.
The runtime is implemented primarily in Rust and exposes a small core that manages tasks, timers, and
Giriic offers language bindings for C and Python and supports WebAssembly modules, enabling multi-language application development
Governance is community-driven under a permissive open-source license. Development is coordinated through public repositories and issue
Adoption has been strongest among hobbyists and start-ups seeking a balance between control and convenience on