frankel, to rust
@frankel@mastodon.top avatar

I’ve always liked , both -based and browser-based before you needed five years of training on the latter. That’s the reason I loved, and still love : you can develop web UIs without writing a single line of HTML, JavaScript, and CSS. I’m still interested in the subject.

I also like the programming language a lot.

@TauriApps is a Rust-based framework for building desktop applications. Here’s my view.

https://blog.frankel.ch/opinion-tauri/

andrew_chou, to accessibility
@andrew_chou@toot.cafe avatar

Been doing a lot of looking around different (graphic) user interface projects over the past year and I'm starting to build a better understanding of first things I think about or look for, mostly from a technical standpoint...

oxidize, to rust
@oxidize@social.ferrous-systems.com avatar

This 1-day workshop at begins with an introduction to @slint, a Rust-based declarative toolkit. By the end of the workshop, you will have built a fully functioning cross-platform application in Rust.

💜 Book this workshop: https://ti.to/asquera-event-ug/oxidize-2024

oxidize, to rust
@oxidize@social.ferrous-systems.com avatar

Dive into a live coding session & develop a simple application using @slint

Learn how Slint enables the creation of applications that can run seamlessly across various platforms with minimal adjustments, showcasing the framework’s versatility and efficiency.

Get your tickets today: https://oxidizeconf.com/

oxidize, to rust
@oxidize@social.ferrous-systems.com avatar

David Vincze delve into the similarities, advantages, enhancements, challenges, and intricacies of adopting Slint as an alternative to Qt QML. Is the transition to Slint a worthwhile endeavour?

David will discuss this question, exploring the feasibility, benefits, and potential pitfalls of integrating Rust and Slint in the development landscape. @slint

See you at Oxidize May 28-30 in Berlin: https://oxidizeconf.com/

juandesant, to macos
@juandesant@astrodon.social avatar

Love it when applications respect platform conventions. I had a Fantastical alert with 12 replies that I had to click OK on… and then I thought… if Command-W is Close window, and Command-Option-W is Close all windows… and that works also by Option-clicking the close button of a window… maybe Option-clicking OK will do the trick?

Sure enough, as soon as I pressed the Option key, the button changed to OK to all. Thanks, @flexibits!

andros, to emacs
@andros@hostux.social avatar

I publish a new article: «Creating desktop applications using the Emacs core»
https://programadorwebvalencia.com/creating-desktop-applications-using-the-emacs-core/

In summary, I can use Emacs to create GUIs with an Elisp backend.

mjgardner,

@andros @marcolas The point is your architecture is the same as , replacing embedded and running with embedded running .

So every app using it has all of ’s disadvantages:
• lowest-common-denominator obviously foreign to the host OS
• non-portable shims to integrate with host OS features
• an individually bespoke runtime consuming storage, memory, and compute as if it were a separate virtual machine

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