Consistent Experience Across All Platforms with i-frame
Today’s digital solutions should not depend solely on an operating system.
i-frame runs natively in Windows, Linux and macOS environments, providing consistency, accessibility and flexibility across different IT architectures.
- Eliminates single platform dependency
- Offers sustainable use across different devices and infrastructures
- Creates a cohesive experience across development, deployment and use
Integration
Windows
Linux
macOS
Areas of Use
Development
Test
Dissemination
Compatibility
.NET Core
Web Based
Responsive
Windows Compatibility
Comprehensive support for enterprise infrastructures
- Compatible with new and old Windows versions
- Optimized operation for performance-sensitive applications
- Developer-friendly deployment environment
i-frame provides a secure, efficient and sustainable development experience for Windows users.
Linux Compatibility
Unlimited integration in the open source world
- Ready-made architecture for common distributions like Ubuntu, CentOS, Debian
- Terminal-supported installation and management
- Lightweight, welding-friendly operation
Especially in government, production and data analysis, Linux flexibility deepens with i-frame.
macOS Compatibility
For design-oriented and productive teams
- Broad compatibility from macOS Ventura to older versions
- Intuitive interface compatibility for MacBook and iMac users
- Hybrid development advantage with GUI and terminal access
i-frame combines aesthetic and technical harmony for developers working in the Apple ecosystem.
“i-frame does not bridge operating systems; it works natively with all of them.”
Productivity Increase
Working structure that does not require transition between systems
- Same experience on every device
- Single architecture alignment across development and deployment
- Planning according to need, not according to equipment
Example: Development starts on Linux, testing is done on Windows, installation is completed on macOS – one platform, one behavior.
Data Accuracy and Consistency
Same data structures regardless of operating system
- Reduction of environment-specific deviations in code
- Minimal surprise in test-to-live transition
- Synchronized data transfer across all systems
This is especially critical in continuous integration and DevOps environments.
Enhanced User Experience
Same fluency in the environment users are used to
- Performance in the terminal for the developer, intuitiveness in the interface for the user
- End-user flexibility with platform independent applications
- Platform-independent intervention in maintenance processes
Example: An application running on a Linux-based server can also run in an optimized view for Windows users.