Ribir: A Non-Intrusive Rust GUI Framework for Multi-Platform Development
By
adamnemecek
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Summary
Ribir is a Rust GUI framework that enables developers to build multi-platform applications from a single codebase using a non-intrusive approach. The framework focuses on data structure APIs where any data mutation triggers precise UI updates, allowing developers to concentrate on designing data structures while describing UI separately without interfering with business logic. The article introduces the framework's core concepts and provides a simple counter example to demonstrate its approach.
Key quotes
· 4 pulledRibir is a Rust GUI framework that helps you build beautiful and native multi-platform applications from a single codebase.
Experience a novel approach to UI development that's directly based on your data structure APIs. Any data mutation will trigger a precise UI update.
Your focus should be on designing your data structure and its APIs. Then, you can describe your data's UI without intruding on its logic.
Use Rust to build multi-platform applications from a single codebase.
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