Godello

Yes, although the first-generation of apps are only just beginning to emerge. Here are a couple of fully-featured projects on Github: Pixel art editor: https://github.com/Orama-Interactive/Pixelorama Infinite canvas drawing tool: https://github.com/mbrlabs/Lorien Trello-style kanban board: https://github.com/alfredbaudisch/Godello Narrative designer for games: https://github.com/mhgolkar/Arrow

For desktop and mobile apps, it could work. For example, here is kanban PoC made by someone: https://github.com/alfredbaudisch/Godello But for web, that could be too much for browsers to handle. Godello loading at webbrowser has only some time watching at spinner, when you have fast Internet connection, loading about 10 MB of code, WASM etc. But when I tried to save Godot 3D game example to HTML5, and load it to webbrowser, Chromium etc browsers can not handle that much data. Some webbrowser users have slow connections. If there are many users, they start to complain webpages loading too slowly. With Godot everything is browserside, and generated with save button, from that it's hard to move anything to serverside. But if you instead code frontend and backend with Javascript, it's possible to move more of frontend Javascript code to run s

A quick search gives me Godello: https://github.com/alfredbaudisch/Godello

> Are people really writing DAWs and big desktop app interfaces in Unity? Arguably the biggest non-game applications are in virtual cinematography, architectural visualization, non-game simulations, and immersive art installations. Most of those uses don't result in discrete "apps", though, they're just workflows within Unity designed to produce a specific type of output. One prominent example of a discrete pro app made from Unity, though, is Digital Monarch Media's filmmaking toolsuite, which is built on Unity.[1] But it fills some unusual hardware and interface needs that Unity is built, or has plugins, to provide (touchscreen interfaces, motion tracking, color grading). That said, I see non-game apps in the vein of content creation or productivity pop up more frequently now in Godot development than Unity. There are some proof-of-conce

Godot's own editor is one obvious example. Also I saw this Kanban board posted on Reddit earlier: https://github.com/alfredbaudisch/Godello Heavypaint, mentioned elsewhere here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24046431