Declarative cross-platform UI framework in Rust for native applications. More info in this article.
Should be as easy as cloning the code, cd:ing into one of the example dirs (e.g. the hello example) and running:
cargo run
The hello example is, by default, using SDL to render its graphics. As an alternative, you can edit the Cargo.toml file
and change the line:
appy = {path="../..",features=["sdl"]}
...to...
appy = {path="../..",features=["glutin"]}
And Appy will use Glutin instead. The graphics pipeline in the Rust ecosystem is experiencing a kind of cambrian explosion at the moment, which is why it is good to be flexible possible when it comes to working with different underlying libraries and toolchains.
Another very interesting library is Miniquad which might be supported in the future.
If you got it to build and run the "Hello World" app, the next step would be to get it to run on Android. Depending on if you use Glutin or SDL, try the following:
With SDL
cargo sdl-apk run from inside the crate.With Glutin
cargo apk run from inside the crate.If you want live reload during development this can be done with cargo-watch. Install it and run:
cargo watch -x run