It's worth noting that: - You don't have use Dioxus to use Blitz: you can do your own DOM construction and event handling with imperative Rust APIs. - You don

It's worth noting that: - You don't have use Dioxus to use Blitz: you can do your own DOM construction and event handling with imperative Rust APIs. - You don't have use any of the provided renderers to use blitz-dom (although our default renderer is Vello which is also pure Rust), and it would be possible to hook it up to WebRender. - We have a lot of the tricky incremental layout and caching logic implemented (although there are still bugs). - Blitz has grant funding through NLnet as well as funding from DioxusLabs, and is fully open source under permissive licenses (MIT/Apache 2.0) that don't really allow for "rug pulling". --- That being said, the designs around CSS do sound quite different: we have chosen to take on a relatively heavy dependency in Stylo; we don't support non-tree-like structures; and in general, if you wish to do your own thing then that it what you ought to do! Not sure that I agree that layout is simple (I have spent many long hours debugging the nuances of CSS layout over the past months), and I'm a little skeptical that an AI-based approach will work out. But I wish you luck!