This is an early-stage attempt to write a GUI framework in Rust based on the observer pattern. Inspired heavily by the kivy framework for Python.

Project Goals:

• Productivity - One of the biggest priorities to emulate from kivy is ease of use for rapid development.
• Explicit layout by default - the first-class layout support is to write declaritive code which describes the relationship between GUI elements. This is the author's personal preference over alternitives like flex-box.
• Multitouch by default - also inherited from kivy, mouse and touchscreen input is unified, unless explicitly distinguished by the application.

Lesser Project Goals

• BYO - Although the declaritive, observer pattern style is prescribed, the intention is that very little else will be: non-optional dependencies will be minimized in favor of "glue" that allows applications to choose their own set of utilities for tasks such as image loading, windowing, etc.
• Embeddebility - Optimistically, you should be able to use this as a library within e.g. a game engine. The details of this are not fully explored yet.
• Performance - you should be able to write a light-weight GUI using this library. Being "the fastest" is not a priority for the author; it is assumed to be unlikely that GUI code is a common bottleneck for real-world applications.