It runs on wasm in a browser; not really mobile support.
...and the author is abandoning it to move on to other things?
/shrug
Didn’t solve any of the actually hard problems of a cross platform or rust based UI imo.
...and the author is abandoning it to move on to other things?
/shrug
Didn’t solve any of the actually hard problems of a cross platform or rust based UI imo.
It also breaks the site guidelines, which include: "Please don't post shallow dismissals, especially of other people's work. A good critical comment teaches us something."
https://github.com/andlabs/libui
We're considering using it for the next generation of the ZeroTier desktop UI. Unfortunately no mobile support (but we already have native mobile UIs), but it looks like the best contender for a cross platform UI lib that is light and fluffy and simple. Rust bindings should be trivial. There are high quality Go bindings here:
Can you comment on whether you evaluated Java Swing or Java FX as a cross platform UI lib for your needs? I am curious to hear others thoughts on the matter.
If something runs on a Raspberry Pi, that's not exactly a proof it's light weight.
I'm pretty sure this has changed since the last major Raspbian update, but the Pi still isn't quite at parity with more mainstream desktop hardware.
Javafx/tornadofx or maybe wxwidgets/qt is a better choice