Hey everyone! I’m curious about using Rust for more than just backend stuff. I know it’s awesome for server-side programming because it’s super fast and really safe. But what about the frontend? Can we build cool user interfaces with Rust too? Has anyone tried it? I’d love to hear about your experiences or if you know any good resources for learning how to use Rust for UI development. Thanks in advance for any info you can share!
yo, rust for UIs is getting better! I’ve messed with tauri and it’s pretty sweet. combines rust’s speed with web tech for the front-end. definitely worth a shot if you want something cross-platform. just be ready to deal with some growing pains - the ecosystem’s still evolving.
hey there! i’ve been playing around with rust for UIs and it’s pretty cool. have you checked out egui or iced? they’re getting popular. what kind of app are you thinking of building? rust’s performance could be awesome for complex interfaces. any specific features you’re looking for in a UI framework?
While Rust isn’t traditionally associated with UI development, it’s gaining traction in this area. Several frameworks like Druid, Azul, and Tauri are emerging, offering Rust-based solutions for creating user interfaces. These tools leverage Rust’s performance and safety features to build efficient and robust UIs. However, it’s worth noting that the ecosystem is still maturing compared to more established UI frameworks in other languages. If you’re considering Rust for UI work, be prepared for a steeper learning curve and potentially less documentation. That said, the potential for creating high-performance, secure applications with Rust-based UIs is certainly there, especially for applications requiring complex computations or handling large datasets.