tekkib
tekkib is a concept in software and hardware design describing a lightweight, open-source platform for building interactive digital projects. It combines a compact runtime with a modular extension mechanism, enabling developers to deploy across desktop and embedded targets. The core runtime handles scheduling, security sandboxing, and inter-process communication, while feature functionality is provided by independently developed modules called kibs that can be loaded, upgraded, or removed at run time.
The name tekkib is a portmanteau of tech and kib and originated in online maker communities to
Architecture and modules: Tekkkib's runtime is cross-platform with bindings for popular scripting languages and a small
Development and licensing: Tekkkib is a community-driven project hosted on public repositories. Contributions are typically released
Usage and reception: In this framework, tekkib is used in education, maker spaces, and art installations to