Cassette is a C11-based, experimental open-source GUI framework with three libraries supporting reactive graphics, dynamic configuration, and widget management for adaptive, futuristic interfaces. Alpha stage, further development underway.
i played around with cassette in a rough mid-sze project. its reactive feeld is neat but can get a bit choppy in intense scenes. still, its got potential if they keep refining it.
hey, ive been tinkering with cassette too in a tiny project. the reactive feets was impressiv though i did run in some lag issues rough high loads. has anyone tested multi-threading? im curious abut others experiance.
hey, im reall’y intrstng by cassette’s design. its cool how it supports reactive uis. im curious how it fares in heavy interactive scenes. anyone tried it in big projcts? would luv to hear your experiance.
Cassette provided a refreshing approach to handling GUI development when I experimented with it in a mid-scale application. The reactive aspect of the framework simplified state management, making it easier to implement dynamic elements without relying extensively on additional code. Although I encountered some performance lags during complex interactions, these issues were manageable after some tuning of reactive triggers. Overall, my experience demonstrated that Cassette’s design is promising for projects aiming for a streamlined structure, even if further refinements are necessary for high-load scenarios.