After some playing around a bit with it, I think I actually like slint?
It seems to fix some of the complaints I have with qml, and the hability to run the ui, change the code and immediately see the result is a huge plus on any ui framework.
Yeah, that means the UI part isn't written in rust, but déclarative language are actually just better suited to code UI anyway. I still dislike UI coding but it's way less painful this way.
( I lowkey wanted to rant about the licences but there is a GPLv3 licence available, and yes it's less convenient than a AGPLv3 or god forbid a BSD/MTI type licence, I'm not gonna trash a licence option which garanties code availability. I probably won't be able to use it at work for commercial project though... )
