Does this skill help with graphics backend configuration?

Yes, it provides implementation patterns for various backends like Metal for Apple devices, D3D11 for Windows, and OpenGL ES for Android.

What platforms does the Makepad Platform skill support?

It supports a wide range of platforms including macOS (Metal), Windows (D3D11), Linux (OpenGL/Wayland), Android, iOS, Web (WebGL2), OpenHarmony, and OpenXR.

Can I use this for mobile-specific features like touch input?

Absolutely. The skill includes guidance on mobile-centric needs like touch events, virtual keyboard handling, and screen orientation.

How do I check the platform at runtime in Makepad?

You can use the cx.os_type() method within the Makepad context to return an OsType enum, allowing you to branch logic for specific operating systems.

How do I ensure my Makepad documentation is up to date?

The skill includes a completeness check; if documentation is missing, it will suggest running /sync-crate-skills makepad --force to update your local references.

Makepad Cross-Platform Support

Name: Makepad Cross-Platform Support
Author: ZhangHanDong

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Mobile Development

Facilitates cross-platform application development with the Makepad framework using Rust and specific hardware backends.

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This skill empowers Claude to assist developers in building multi-platform applications using the Makepad framework. It provides deep domain expertise in handling platform-specific implementations for macOS, Windows, Linux, Android, iOS, and Web (WASM). By leveraging the OsType enum and hardware-specific backends like Metal, D3D11, and WebGL2, the skill enables precise conditional compilation and runtime detection, ensuring UI/UX consistency and performance across diverse operating systems and devices.

Características Principales

Support for multiple graphics backends including Metal, D3D11, and OpenGL
Automated documentation verification for the latest Makepad-widgets crate
699 GitHub stars
Guidance on platform-specific features like window management and touch input
Compile-time conditional compilation patterns for diverse OS targets
Runtime platform detection via the OsType enumeration and Cx context

Casos de Uso

Adapting a Makepad desktop application for mobile touch interfaces and orientation
Implementing platform-specific window decorations and system menus for macOS and Windows
Configuring WebGL2 and DOM integration for high-performance WASM deployments

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Características Principales

Support for multiple graphics backends including Metal, D3D11, and OpenGL
Automated documentation verification for the latest Makepad-widgets crate
699 GitHub stars
Guidance on platform-specific features like window management and touch input
Compile-time conditional compilation patterns for diverse OS targets
Runtime platform detection via the OsType enumeration and Cx context

Casos de Uso

Adapting a Makepad desktop application for mobile touch interfaces and orientation
Implementing platform-specific window decorations and system menus for macOS and Windows
Configuring WebGL2 and DOM integration for high-performance WASM deployments