SDKita

SDKita is a software development kit (SDK) designed to simplify the creation of cross‑platform applications. It provides a unified set of APIs, tooling, and UI components that aim to reduce boilerplate and accelerate development for projects targeting web, mobile, and desktop environments.

Its architecture centers on modularity and extensibility. The runtime, component library, and project scaffolding are complemented by a plugin system and a command-line interface. Developers can extend behavior by adding plugins that access platform services, data storage, and native capabilities without changing the core codebase.

SDKita supports multiple targets through an abstraction layer that translates common API calls into platform-specific implementations. The toolkit is designed to work with widely used web technologies and provides adapters to integrate with native toolchains, enabling code reuse while still delivering native-like performance and UX.

Typical workflows include project scaffolding, code generation, live reloading during development, and integrated testing, packaging, and deployment tools. The SDK also offers a component styling system and a data access layer, which together support rapid prototyping and consistent application design.

SDKita is maintained by an open-source community and is described as community‑driven and collaborative. It is used in educational settings, startups, and experimentation projects to explore cross‑platform development patterns and to compare approaches to native development.