As far as I've seen, only gtk-rs (for GTK 3/4) seems to be the most mature among these which I've seen to be used frequently, but that still calls C APIs using some custom introspection library or something, and still doesn't use pure "rusty" code for writing programs, thus also feels less rust-native when you write programs with it.
EDIT: vgtk sems to be a pretty cool project which does use a lot more declarative design compared to gtk-rs, I think I might check that out for myself.
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gtk-rs(for GTK 3/4) seems to be the most mature among these which I've seen to be used frequently, but that still calls C APIs using some custom introspection library or something, and still doesn't use pure "rusty" code for writing programs, thus also feels less rust-native when you write programs with it.EDIT:
vgtksems to be a pretty cool project which does use a lot more declarative design compared to gtk-rs, I think I might check that out for myself.