Last I heard, Qt and GTK bindings exist for Rust, but they’re far from complete and incredibly hard to use compared to coding in their native languages (C++ and C respectively). Has that changed recently? Is it now possible to build reasonably complicated GUIs in Rust, and how difficult would it be for someone whose only GUI experience comes from web development and some JavaFX to learn, compared to just coding it in the GUI framework’s native language?
I’m pretty sure that a bunch of GTK apps are written in Rust, no idea about qt though.
Heh, there is even a dedicated website: https://www.areweguiyet.com/
iced is my favorite out of the ones I’ve seen, at least as far as a cross-desktop UI toolkit.
Maybe it will work well with the soon to be release GTK4? This would be an example of such a Rust based GTK4 app: https://gitlab.gnome.org/haecker-felix/souk
