The way Vello/Masonry/Xilem are split projects is partially what got me interested in it (and in turn caused me to post it to HN), as well as the reactive archi

The way Vello/Masonry/Xilem are split projects is partially what got me interested in it (and in turn caused me to post it to HN), as well as the reactive architecture of Xilem. I do believe a garbage collected interpreted language would work best for UIs. Something like Vala (for gtk) but with a runtime/vm. python-qt has shown to be a very strong combination. My issue with such solutions is that packaging a python application to the end-user can bloat binary size. I also think GTK should get some credit in that space, because due to GObject introspection it's easy to interface with GTK with any language.