how are people not seeing what is going on? they are inching the unified ui towards visionOS & spatial computing. and so corners need to have a much larger hit box and stuff needs to be visible (liquid glass) over a backdrop yet not a huge distracting obstruction. this is a slow transition away from the mouse to the finger as the primary input and the static wallpaper background to your living room and surrounding atmosphere. and so when the time comes it will be familiar and natural to use. just imagine what they are doing in the lab. i believe these decisions are intentional even with some flawed execution
it's a bet for sure. but if you squint or zoom out, you can see that dioxus labs is creating a whole new land of possibilities with blitz, taffy and their rust hot-reload. nothing is more motivating to a founder than adoption so i think developers should look at the big picture and contribute more to help speed things up. a big blocker for me was video in blitz but i solved it myself. ultimately it's up to developers to take a risk and give dioxus some credible case studies. flutter really dropped the ball on web and dioxus has a huge opportunity on the line. hopefully people will give it a real shot to help build some momentum. they are miles ahead in a lot of ways simply due to the vastly available rust crates
Handwritten! (aka no LLM assistance :) It wasn't transpiled or anything like that. I've been meaning to post a little about it on my blog; just been caught up with other stuff atm.
One thing that was a _little_ frustrating coming from Python, though, was the need to rely on crates for basic things like random number generation and network requests. It pulls in a lot, even if you only need a little. I understand the Rust community prefers it that way as it's easier to evolve rather than be stuck with backwards-compatability requirements. But I still missed "batteries included" Python.
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