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I think what's interesting here is that the author is trying to build a foundational component upon which other developers can leverage. The author is trying to
by ebiester 4y ago
I think what's interesting here is that the author is trying to build a foundational component upon which other developers can leverage. The author is trying to build something that other GUIs will want to integrate (e.g. Druid and Xilem).
And I think it's fair for someone to put together a proof of concept as a research proposal. They may not make it far in and of itself, but it may become an inspiration for someone else.
- PoignardAzur 4y agoI think there's good hope for that approach too. GUI crate maintainers have expressed interest in AccessKit; so far three crates have started using it (egui, rui, iced in a PR). This suggests to me that these maintainers are interested in the idea of pooling work and that they're willing to use other people's work instead of NIH-ing their own library. (Though that doesn't mean Masonry is what anybody will settle on.)