From the roadmap: > Go, Nim, Python, C++ and other bindings are possible with the stable API. I think something like this might actually have a lot of potenti

From the roadmap: > Go, Nim, Python, C++ and other bindings are possible with the stable API. I think something like this might actually have a lot of potential, specifically because it's much easier to create bindings for other languages with Rust than with JavaScript. You're stuck with a NodeJS runtime to run an Electron app, even if you "compile" it. You could theoretically make bindings to another language, but you'd still be dependent on that NodeJS runtime. But this could theoretically be compiled to a relatively lightweight DLL and interfaced with using practically any language you want. The page logic would still need to be JavaScript, of course, but that's just the nature of webviews for now.