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2 years ago Now I'm trying relm, it's great, but it also have a very serious issue panic on event handling, see: https://github.com/antoyo/relm/issues/278
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coldnight
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2 years ago Now I'm trying relm, it's great, but it also have a very serious issue panic on event handling, see: https://github.com/antoyo/relm/issues/278
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2 years ago I'm using tree-sitter to parse Markdown, and it's really useful. Also, its online tool helps a lot.
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2 years ago Now I'm introducing a new abstraction: Block. A block represents a editable area that contains nodes of tree-sitter and marks of TextView. It custom its own block style.
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2 years ago Found a new relm binding for gtk+4: https://github.com/AaronErhardt/Relm4
coldnight
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2 years ago Found a new note-taking site that implements Zettelkasten: Evergreen note-writing helps insight accumulate
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2 years ago coldnight
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2 years ago An new organization is created: https://github.com/rustybrain-dev
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2 years ago A public domain logo: https://svgsilh.com/image/2062056.html
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I want rustybrain to be a desktop app, and I don't know if it will be success. So I need to make it somehow useful even it is failed at the end. I'm interested in Rust, so it is a very good chance to practice Rust.
Rust for sure. It's great, but the coming question is which UI library should I choose? According to Are we GUI Yet there is no recommended UI library that could be used in the community. I done a research about the most popular Rust UI libraries, here is what I was found:
After all, I think the best way is use a mature UI library(maybe more then one) and bind to Rust. The the decision is: to use GTK+ to implement the first version, and can use cacao to improve the experience on macOS later.