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Originally Posted by luketheduke
Actualy, the home screen and settings app are written in React Native.
Amazon introduced this when they began rolling out the UI update a bit ago.
In fact, I was able to run my own React Native by bundles copying the executable and patching out the bundle name to point to my own. It seems Amazon has built a whole UI framework for there Kindles in React Native.
Check this out.
In 5.14.xx they removed the `/app/demoApp/` folder that contained some of the code, but it's easy enough to add back by extracting it from the earlier updates.
EDIT:
ReactJS also runs in the Webkit Browser. https://github.com/ngxson/hobby-kindle-waf
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btw, it was actually in /app/tools/
the entire tools dir was removed in newer updates
Also, it's nice to see that kterm was used by the developers XD
or maybe it was made by them... /j