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(Cheating a bit here - multi-question that are all linked together)
Q: What is the state of #Rust bindings? How well developed are solutions like cxx-qt? Any good examples of KDE Qt6 apps written Rust to use as references?
@me @kde@floss.social @kde@lemmy.kde.social It's early but promising.
cxx-qtis pretty decent andcxx-kde-frameworksbased on cxx-qt is in incubation/development.@me @kde@floss.social @kde@lemmy.kde.social Creating simple apps is straightforward. Since bindings are in progress, it requires manual bridging but eventually it should allow you to write Pure rust apps without ever touching c++. A simple drop-in crate!