Well, there is the qmetaobject crate for using Qt+QML efficiently in Rust, but it's not complete at all (qt_types lacks QPalette).

Since I'm feeling a strong desire to create an app soon, I'd like to pause my Whack engine for Rust and try C++ more.

Let me clarify what I want:

• I want to create a Linux distro's UI and Linux apps. It needs to be fast, so I can't use Tauri+web, I guess?
• I primarily aim to target the Wayland window manager. Could use OpenGL or Vulkan.
• 3D transformations (primarily rotation, used for tilting tiles)
• Flexible and very tweakable skinning over UI components (if there were CSS, would be nicer)
• Transitions
• Timers
• Color schemes
• Base image component renders both SVG and other image formats
• If reactivity like React.js is present, nicer.

If you know of anything that achieves this in Rust, please let me know!

Considerations:

• I've considerd freya, but it doesn't support these 3D rotations.
• GTK doesn't support 3D rotations

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