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I like the debate and its direction and have the same opinion on the goals "everybody in the world" wants to achieve. As @ylluminate noted above (especially by linking the...
iioEngine looks like it has no "widgets" (not even "composable" primitives for making widgets), zero layouting support and on top of that has many game-oriented (i.e. for UI unnecessary) functionality....
@JalonSolov yeah, didn't know about Gio, but I know about Pathfinder which is really cool project. Gio though seems to not address the power consumption question as everything is always...
@akrymski hm, so in other words what you're proposing is to build several virtual machines (one for something-like-CSS, one for something-like-XML/HTML-DOM, etc.) on **top** of *V UI*. This effectively makes...
@akrymski >If we add support for Yoga - V UI would get great layout capabilities powered by flexbox for free. Not for free IMHO - feel free to implement at...
@akrymski >which is why V would need to implement CSS logic (cascading) or React Native approach of being able to merge styles. I don't think the "cascading" principle requires anything...
Btw. I'd highly recommend making any information (both input and output) being treated by *V UI* as infinite streams of samples (similar to what e.g. [Concur](https://github.com/ajnsit/concur-js/blob/master/src/core.js ) with it's [Elevator...
>It's all work in progress, I'll be moving it closer to Flutter/SwiftUI with its declarative style, state management, and hot reloading. And perhaps we can adopt this model as well....
>You really think this code is something to wish for? Well, not the density, but the expresiveness. Regarding density I thought you'll look at the original, i.e. [formatted version](https://gist.github.com/dockimbel/b0a413342dc39568696207412a2ef5e7 )...
I currently raised [similar request/question](https://github.com/fyne-io/7guis/issues/3 ) on "streams/reactiveness" at one of the devs behind the pure Go UI lib Fyne and got a prompt answer they're currently implementing it. It's...