Cross-platform embedded/desktop/mobile with Slint
summary
Slint is a UI toolkit with a very small runtime (~300 KB RAM) and multi-language bindings (JavaScript, Rust, C++). The talk explains what Slint already supports for embedded and desktop environments and explores the current experimental mobile support and its capabilities.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:09Previous talks
- 3:14Need for cross-platform
- 4:57Slint origins
- 6:21Mobile support
- 7:47Slint demo
- 10:36How it works
- 13:49Graphics performance
- 15:12UI and logic link
- 16:13Slint vs Flutter
- 17:14License model
- 18:58Summary
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