Use Cases

Linux:
Standalone IDE for C++, similar to CLion by JetBrains ().
A targeted platform is a smartphone running Linux for ARM,
connected to external screen, keyboard and mouse peripherals.

MacOS and Windows:
More efficient CodeEditor for C++.
Similar to the code-editors included in Xcode and VisualStudio.
Could be used as a code-editing front-end for Xcode or VisualStudio IDEs.
We could make it a standalone IDE later using Clang and LLDB.

Differentiating app-features

Ergonomix is an InterUnit-UI () app, and hence, very simple to use.
A developer could use Ergonomix and pattern their app-design based on it.

It includes data-editor UI-design example,
in the form of an InterUnit for source-code editing.

It is customisable for special-purpose projects or AI.
Data-processing components for C++ language parsing are included in Erognomix.

It includes screen-layout and graphic-design components,
to assist building CAD tools, media-design or data-visualisation apps.

It provides access to an InterUnit-developer-network,
to enable developers to exchange InterUnits for developing UIs.

Existing Code-editors for C++

1. CLion by Jetbrains ()
   
2. Xcode by Apple ()
   
3. VisualStudio by Microsoft ()
   

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Showcase Apps

A CAD tool -- The Specifier (), is being built using Ergonomix (by Khitchdee Design).