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by jkelleyrtp 4y ago
It renders HTML and CSS. It looks like what HTML would look like.
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by jkelleyrtp 4y ago
If you dig into the library a bit more you’ll find that it renders native HTML elements.
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by jkelleyrtp 4y ago
Dioxus renders HTML. Right now using WebKit, but in the future, its own engine with the same accessibility libraries that power the platform’s accessibility with the layer to get from HTML.
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by jkelleyrtp 4y ago
You can already run Dioxus on an SBC. I’m not sure it’s realistic to run on an stm32 without some real limitations. IMO “everywhere” means everywhere in the physical sense, like desktop, mobile, server, AR/VR, handhelds, etc. we can’t
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by jkelleyrtp 4y ago
For most platforms relying on the browser’s webview is fine since most platforms ship with a browser! But you can always specify WebKitGTK as a dependency which I think is a one time 2GB cost.
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by jkelleyrtp 4y ago
It uses HTML as the base so accessibility is built right in. As we stray into more custom solutions, then we’ll use accessibility kit, but since in the short term it’s all rendered straight to the DOM, we get it for free.
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by jkelleyrtp 4y ago
The rust docs don’t run UI libraries with any helpful output.
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by jkelleyrtp 4y ago
We’re using tailwind and it looks like the media breakpoint is set for a size too big/small. Should be easy fix!
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by jkelleyrtp 4y ago
Satellite is building their startup’s app with Dioxus! https://github.com/Satellite-im Dioxus is still less than a year old, but it’s getting more and more use.
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by jkelleyrtp 4y ago
We’re leveraging the work done by Druid so the plan is to use AccessibilityKit as the foundation. Our native renderer is essentially a GPU-accelerated HTML/CSS renderer so we’ll pull in all the accessibility tech there. We don’t want p
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by jkelleyrtp 4y ago
You can get down to less than 60k. It’s just the average binary that links in various system resources with no size optimizations comes out at around 1.5mb. Tiny for desktop!
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by jkelleyrtp 4y ago
LiveView here describes the approach, not the integration with phoenix. Multi-window support is coming. You can hack it together today, but we’re actively upgrading the core architecture to support multiple renderers per UI tree for declara
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by jkelleyrtp 4y ago
On the web, you can get the final bundle down to about 60k gzipped, which is comparable to react. The average desktop/mobile binary is less than 2mb, but that’s with zero size optimizations to shrink the output. You can certainly get l
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by jkelleyrtp 4y ago
Creator here - ask away! We added a bunch of new features to master that haven’t been released yet, like liveview, WGPU renderer, instant hot reloading, autoformatting, and more.
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by jkelleyrtp 4y ago
It uses web tech so all the accessibility is built right in!
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Making Dioxus (almost) as fast as SolidJS(dioxuslabs.com)
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by jkelleyrtp 4y ago
There are pictures of CAD and experimental setups for the targets. They’re also pretty open with the setup numbers, so in theory, you could make your own NIF setup and try to get their target designs working. From what I understand, a lot o
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by jkelleyrtp 4y ago
> LLNL’s experiment surpassed the fusion threshold by delivering 2.05 megajoules (MJ) of energy to the target, resulting in 3.15 MJ of fusion energy output, demonstrating for the first time a most fundamental science basis for inertial f
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by jkelleyrtp 4y ago
1. The same research that brought us the atomic bomb brought us so much more. Who cares about the motivation of the research? This is such a bad take considering the history of technology evolving out of military development. 2. Again, all
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by jkelleyrtp 4y ago
Before ignition, very little science had been explored in the "burning plasma" regime. Now that ignition had been figured out, an entire new field of experimentation has been opened up. https://www.llnl.gov/news&#x
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by jkelleyrtp 4y ago
Very disappointed by the discourse in this HN thread. The same old quips over and over. "NIF is just a nuclear stewardship program", "it's not actually generating power", "fusion still 30 years away". I th
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by jkelleyrtp 4y ago
Then SpaceX should've given him headcount to build out his own team.
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by jkelleyrtp 4y ago
Agreed. I consider myself to be pretty technical and I explored Github Wikis, static site generators, local markdown, etc, and then Notion showed up one day. I could click to create a new markdown-ish document, collaborate on it with the ot
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by jkelleyrtp 4y ago
I felt that yew was pretty verbose so I made a library that's closer to React with hooks. http://dioxuslabs.com It's pretty young but solves a lot of ergonomic issues with UI in Rust. It's probably the closest you
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by jkelleyrtp 5y ago
In http://dioxuslabs.com we share our strings (interned) across the JS/Rust boundary and only send primitives back and forth. All diffing stays in Rust with bump memory allocators managing allocations. The JS side is only t
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by jkelleyrtp 5y ago
Location: Bay Area Remote: Yes (prefer in-person or hybrid) Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Rust, TypeScript, Python, Go, C, C++, Lua, Verilog, OpenCL, CUDA, FPGA -- embedded, electronics, hard math/physics Email: j
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by jkelleyrtp 5y ago
I’ve been working on this :) https://dioxuslabs.com/
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by jkelleyrtp 5y ago
NC is a very temperate and beautiful place. Good prices and jobs too. If you live in the middle, both the ocean and mountains are 3 hours away.
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by jkelleyrtp 5y ago
Location: Boston (current) / SF / LA / NC / NYC Remote: Yes (prefer in-person or hybrid) Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Rust, TypeScript, Python, Go, C, C++, Lua, Verilog, OpenCL, CUDA, FPGA -- embedde
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by jkelleyrtp 5y ago
Fun fact - if you have "reduce motion" enabled on macOS the webpage becomes a normal flat scrollable page (what you'd expect).

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