July 2024
Intermediate
1h 19m
English
Overview
Rust GUI Development for Linux
Week 1: Introduction to Rust GUI Programming
- Setting up a Rust development environment on Kubuntu Linux
- Introduction to the Iced GUI framework
- Building a simple hello world application and a counter app in Iced
- Diving deeper into Iced by creating a calculator application
- Unit testing the calculator GUI
Week 2: Advanced Iced Concepts & Building a To-Do App
- Understanding the core components and architecture of Iced
- Detailed walkthrough of Iced's built-in components
- Structuring larger Iced applications
- Implementing a to-do list application using Iced, with features like input, display, and task management
Week 3: Exploring Other Rust GUI Frameworks
- Introduction to the FLTK framework and its capabilities
- Building a Pong game using FLTK, with incremental improvements like start/stop functionality, speed control, and scoring
- Overview of the GTK framework and its Rust bindings
- Creating a password generator application with GTK, featuring password visibility toggle and copy functionality
Week 4: Building Games & Quizzes with Relm4 and eGUI
- Introduction to the Relm4 framework and its reactive programming model
- Developing a Simon Says game clone using Relm4, with game logic and sequence tracking
- Overview of the eGUI framework for quick prototyping
- Building a quiz application with eGUI, including timed questions, scoring, and extensibility to load various quiz files
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