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Hung out with @louiscenter today and hacked on some Rust + libui stuff.
The results are -SUPER- interesting. 300kb binaries that boot instantly & consume next to no resources. Works cross-platform.
Seeing lots of potential here!
I mean: look at this beaut. Why build your own widgets, if most of what you need is already provided for you!pic.twitter.com/6tTQ0UPY6U
Can you expand on these thoughts a little? Where does this sit with respects to PWAs, choo.js, and DAPPs?
Browsers are useful for sandboxing untrusted code / streamlined distribution model. However, the most notable trade-off is a lack of access to native IO. Sometimes you have apps that wouldn't work well in a browser. Figuring out how to do that well is a fun challenge in itself.
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