What's most interesting for me here is Revery, the GUI framework. React-like, cross-platform, native-code, MIT-licensed.
Yes, it's not using native widgets (so no built-in accessibility), but that might be fine in many cases.
Yes, it's not using native widgets (so no built-in accessibility), but that might be fine in many cases.
It's not even the language, it's not much harder to learn than TS. It's the smaller library ecosystem of Reason / OCaml.
But currently, Tauri seems like a more viable option.
The only JS in Revery is for some utility scripts and some aroud an option to compile to JS (which isn't functional at the moment, but the idea being you could compile to JS if you wished, with stubs to fill in the blanks for API calls that would normally hit Skia etc).