Comment by Levitating

Yes, that. And also:

Rust was designed to build core mechanisms of UI, like internals of a browser.

But as a language-behind-ui it is quite suboptimal so I think the most successful UI framework for Rust most likely will use some form of DSL.

But if DSL then inevitably we are getting question: why not HTML/CSS/JS then?

Visual styles, layout, structure, UI logic like "on click here, hide stuff there and expand section over there" is what HTML/CSS/JS was designed for.

"Render therefore unto Cesar the things which are Cesar's;"

I personally think we'd have more success with a purely functional way of approaching GUIs. Our machines are fast enough now and we can use C++/Rust for the "inner loop" performance.

Thanks for that link. I just like the idea of creating things with Rust. Having the ability to build things for the web with Rust is a plus