# zero-native Examples

Use these examples as a progressive path through zero-native:

- `hello` is the smallest desktop shell with inline HTML.
- `webview` demonstrates bridge commands, built-in window APIs, security policy, automation, and optional CEF.
- `browser` is a vanilla no-build shell that uses layered WebViews for isolated page content on macOS and Linux system WebViews.
- `react`, `svelte`, `vue`, and `next` show framework projects with managed frontend assets and dev-server workflows.
- `ios` and `android` show how mobile hosts link the zero-native C ABI from `libzero-native.a`.

Start with `hello`, then move to `webview` when you need native commands or WebView policy. Use `browser` when you want to see layered native WebViews, and use a framework example when building a real frontend.