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anybodyyon Goyda: Cross-Platform UI Toolkit

I built reactive framework in rust. instead of flutter it uses native rendering on every platform (not custom, like flutter does) so it apps look as native as possible

also, it uses proc macro to make your code reactive. you wrote code without useState and other reactive primitives, but goyda makes it reactive in compile-time

goyda is not stable for now, but im pretty sure it will be stable soon

check it out

anybodyyon I made Rust’s cargo copy but for CPP

u can type in crow.toml something like [dependencies] fmt = { git = "https://github.com/fmtlib/fmt" }. crow will clone the repo and will try to find crow.toml in it. cant find? so, crow will use wheels (from the word "wheelchair". it's like a fallback mechanisms) — if there's cmake files — CmakeWheel will be used - it will call cmake -B out_dir -S root (not exactly this command, by you get it), build static lib. and next crow will link your crow project with your non-crow dependency

unfortunately there's no os specific commands for now but i will implement them as soon as i finish writing the docs

anybodyyon I made Rust’s cargo copy but for CPP

agreed. vcpkg+ninja are nice but crow focuses on simplicity. i'm writing the docs as we speak and will include a section on how this differs from existing tools

anybodyyon I made Rust’s cargo copy but for CPP

conan was written in python. so, why not rust?