Native is one of those words that means different things depending on context and your background. For me, native means actual binary code running on the machine, not through a JVM or V8 or anything of the sort.

In the Apple world, Native usually means using the system UI components and the Apple guidelines.

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i2talics a day ago | parent [-]

> native means actual binary code running on the machine

Wouldn't "native ... for C" be redundant?

	▲	pjmlp 19 hours ago \| parent \| next [-]
		Only when mixing up languages with implementations, although C is mostly used as compiled language, there are interpreters as well.
	▲	stephc_int13 a day ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		Not the best title. It is not "for C", but in C. And currently useable on desktop + web but after looking at the project I think it will quickly be ported on mobile etc.