https://git.proxmox.com/?p=ui/proxmox-yew-widget-toolkit.git...
If you got any question feel free to ask.
https://git.proxmox.com/?p=ui/proxmox-yew-widget-toolkit.git...
If you got any question feel free to ask.
Edit: Misread, thought this was about the "normal" Proxmox web UI. Any plans to make that Rust based?
> is there a place to follow up on these developments, a roadmap of sorts?
For PDM there is a roadmap [0] for the new widget toolkit there isn't such a single documents, but an initial whitepaper (well simple markdown-formatted text to provide some background and examples).For development, you can follow on the mailing lists [1] or use our public inbox interface [2] for them, yew-devel is for the web framework/widget toolkit and pdn-devel is for, well, PDM.
> Any plans to make that Rust based?
Spelled out, detailed and actionable plan? No. On the long-term roadmap? Yes, definitively.[0]: https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Proxmox_Datacenter_Manager_Road...
Just for the record, you cannot go in my headset with that UX
[Kids who have been playing with Proxmoxx for the past decade face serious competitive threats from a new generation that will NOT recommend product$ that look like 1980s industrial control systems just because some geek tells them it doesn't require giving money to a boomer in Redmond that they never cared less about. https://youtu.be/ru3gH27Fn6E ]
Maybe try Godot and see what you can put together over the holidays! If you don't, be someone else will..
> Maybe try Godot and see what you can put together over the holidays! If you don't, be someone else will..
Godot is a game engine written in C++ and thus just not relevant for our use case, which is to have a web framework using native web technology to leverage the accessibility progress made there over the last decades and being written in Rust.
[Also, I pasted the wrong PWEI video to support that lyric in my original comment that tried to soften the blow of my opinion of your user interface https://youtu.be/mLoQueaCLqA .. this "minimalist is so cool" website doesn't have link previews that could have caught that because it was some sort of "science project" that PG, who is also much older and yet less experienced than me, wrote to promote his use of his own Arc Lisp-DSL...sound familiar?]