Rust cross-platform GPUI components
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Re: Rust cross-platform GPUI components
#2This looks to be one of the most complete Rust UI creates (in terms of available widgets/components), but unfortunately has almost no usage (yet). I do see their docs are coming along now. Another very complete one is fyrox-ui used by the fyrox game engine: https://crates.io/crates/fyrox-ui. Again, not really used/known outside of fyrox.
The Rust UI scene is maturing, but the most popular options (iced, egui, dioxus, slint, etc.) aren't even the most complete component-wise atm as far as I can tell.
UPDATE: This honestly looks incredible and makes huge strides in the Rust UI landscape. You can run an impressive widget gallery app here showing all their components:
https://github.com/longbridge/gpui-component/tree/main/crate...
Just "cargo run --release"
Re: Rust cross-platform GPUI components
#3That showcase application (other than Zed) looks awesome, but the very fancy-looking home page [1] fails to have a one-liner explanation of, uh, what the application does. Please consider fixing.
Re: Rust cross-platform GPUI components
#4Looks great for those using Rust - however I do wonder how well this works, if at all, under screen readers and other accessible tech?
Re: Rust cross-platform GPUI components
#5I find it sad that a lot of foundational open-source software is created/maintained by trading/crypto/money laundering companies. But OTOH it's great that they at least contribute _something_ to the society!
Re: Rust cross-platform GPUI components
#6This looks to be one of the most complete Rust UI creates (in terms of available widgets/components), but unfortunately has almost no usage (yet). I do see their docs are coming along now. Another very complete one is fyrox-ui used by the fyrox game engine: https://crates.io/crates/fyrox-ui . Again, not really used/known outside of fyrox. The Rust UI scene is maturing, but the most popular options (iced, egui, dioxus…
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Re: Rust cross-platform GPUI components
#7Why is the average binary size 10MB? Does it embed ICU data?
Re: Rust cross-platform GPUI components
#8This looks to be one of the most complete Rust UI creates (in terms of available widgets/components), but unfortunately has almost no usage (yet). I do see their docs are coming along now. Another very complete one is fyrox-ui used by the fyrox game engine: https://crates.io/crates/fyrox-ui . Again, not really used/known outside of fyrox. The Rust UI scene is maturing, but the most popular options (iced, egui, dioxus…
> The Rust UI scene is maturing, but the most popular options (iced, egui, dioxus, slint, etc.) aren't even the most complete component-wise atm as far as I can tell.
I think part of the issue is that they're still changing so much as we speak. But there's real momentum here and n=1 but I've been able to build incredibly rich, enterprise-ready UI with Rust today.
Re: Rust cross-platform GPUI components
#9Looks great for those using Rust - however I do wonder how well this works, if at all, under screen readers and other accessible tech?
my #1 question each time I see a new UI framework
Re: Rust cross-platform GPUI components
#10Although its still very vertically scoped for zed, I'm way more hyped about this UI than iced, dioxus ui, gtk-rs, etc. because of how complete it already is in an early stage.
Then again I love zed so I might be biased.