QuinIf you really like Paperback and Fedra's updater sequence, I made a standalone Rust crate for this functionality. It fetches assets from GitHub, lets you check for development or latest stable releases, shows the markdown release notes in a nice text field, replaces the running binary in both portable and installer modes, etc. Currently Windows only, but that'll change. This is a small part of my broader goal, to make a collection of crates someone can just pick up and start making accessible desktop apps in Rust. https://crates.io/crates/ship-shape #rust #rustlang #wxdragon
André PolykanineA question to people developing in #wxDragon: do you think it's mature enough to go prod? As far as I know, for example, it doesn't wrap wxLocale, so maybe something else important is missing? Thanks! // CC @TheQuinbox
wojtekI think I may have itsy-bitsy-tiny issue with attention… so around noon I saw some comment about browsers integrating tabs in window titlebar and it's basicaly CSD (client side decoration) and I started wondering if it can be done in #KDE / #Qt natively and then I jumped into the rabbithole of #Qt bindings in #Rust (to have relatively mostly 'native' looking widgets), made a short stop at #wxWidgets and played a bit with #wxdragon (https://docs.rs/crate/wxdragon/latest) just to move to #libui and #libui-rs (https://github.com/libui-rs/libui)…
Lovely afternoon… though completely missed what I had planned for it… xDDDD