Blinc
A GPU-accelerated, cross-platform UI framework with a declarative builder API, spring physics animations, and first-class state machines.
What is Blinc?
Blinc is a GPU-accelerated UI framework written in Rust for building cross-platform applications with rich visuals and smooth animations. It provides a declarative builder API similar to GPUI, combined with spring physics animations, state machines for complex logic, and fine-grained reactivity without a virtual DOM. The framework targets desktop (macOS, Windows, Linux) and mobile (Android, iOS) platforms with native rendering performance.
Rust developers building performant, visually polished desktop and mobile applications who need a modern, declarative UI framework with built-in animations and cross-platform support. It's also suitable for projects requiring complex interactive logic modeled with state machines.
Developers choose Blinc for its unique combination of Rust's performance safety, a declarative and chainable API for productivity, high-quality spring physics animations, and first-class support for state machines—all while delivering GPU-accelerated rendering and true cross-platform native executables.
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A declarative, reactive UI system with first-class state machines, spring physics animations, and GPU-accelerated rendering
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