Asteracea (platform-agnostic mixed-style frontend components) #3251
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I wrote a longer summary regarding my frontend framework, somewhat in response to last week's Xilem: an architecture for UI in Rust. (My approach is likely portable to UI in general, but I don't have the bandwidth to write a renderer myself, so I'm piggybacking off browsers for now, aside from tiny proofs of concept targeting native GUI libraries.)
I editorialised the title a bit to make it more descriptive, since on my blog I use visible tags and a custom summary to tell readers what to expect.
In some ways this is a "rease-notes style" post, since I have a lot to go over and most of what I mention is already implemented and working, but I'm not currently cutting a release. The intent is more a "for your consideration", with a bunch of repositories attached for those who want to study it more closely.