gitbutler VS crux

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Another (also Rust-based) cross-platform mobile app dev kit is crux [1]. I've never used it, but the core idea of "true native UIs with a shared business logic core via IPC" seems like the sweet spot to my mostly untrained sensibilities.

[1] https://redbadger.github.io/crux/

Jason - great work here. Your Swift code looks like mine :) on this, some folks in the UK have created Crux - an interesting abstraction layer for mobile apps using Rust. Might provide some ideas for optimisation/ipc. https://github.com/redbadger/crux

Recently, I stumbled upon a project at the Rust London conference that caught my eye. It's called Crux, and it's a library that helps you implement a functional core and imperative shell paradigm. In other words, it allows you to separate your app logic from your UI code, and share it between platforms.