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> Why would people want to build a UI in Rust except for speed? Lots of reasons. * The developer is familiar with Rust. * The rest of the project is written
by mcherm 4y ago
> Why would people want to build a UI in Rust except for speed?
Lots of reasons.
* The developer is familiar with Rust.
* The rest of the project is written in Rust.
* The primary function of the app is something for which a library exists in Rust.
Sure, Rust is known for running fast and for memory safety. But that doesn't mean that it will never be used except for those two reasons.
- lijogdfljk 4y agoYup. I write all my UI's in Rust. I write, well, everything in Rust. Why? Because i prefer it, and there is no task that i feel is fundamentally hindered by Rust itself. Shortcomings in libraries can definitely hinder, but that gets better with each year.