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Separating layout from styling and behaviour is something that many GUI toolkit developers have decided is beneficial. Most "modern" mainstream native toolkits
by parenthephobia 10y ago
Separating layout from styling and behaviour is something that many GUI toolkit developers have decided is beneficial.
Most "modern" mainstream native toolkits - e.g. GTK+ 3, Qt 5, WPF - encourage this separation into layout - GtkBuilder, QML, XAML - and style - CSS, Qt Style Sheets, XAML Styles.
So, this isn't a "web browser" problem. Or, this style of GUI isn't the problem with Electron. I find GTK and Qt apps to be plenty responsive enough, even when their GUIs are loaded from XML files.