DioxusLabs/blitz: A radically modular HTML/CSS rendering engine ·
Blitz is currently in a pre-alpha state. It already has a very capable renderer, but there are also still many bugs and missing features. We are actively working on bringing it into a usable state but we would not yet recommend building apps with it. Check out the roadmap issue for more details. Note: This repo contains a new version of Blitz (v0.2+) which uses Stylo. The source code for the old version (v0.1) is still available on the legacy branch but is not under active development. Other examples are available in the examples/ folder. Blitz is designed to render HTML and CSS - we don't want to support the entirety of browser features (or at least we want to make all such "extra" features opt-in). In our opinion, the browser is bloated for the basic use case of rendering HTML/CSS. We do intend to support: Notably we don't provide features like webrtc, websockets, bluetooth, localstorage, etc. In a native app, much of this functionality can be fulfilled using regular Rust crates and
A modular HTML/CSS rendering engine Talk to us in: the #native channel in the Dioxus Discord Status Blitz is currently in a beta state. It can already render many popular no-JS websites (Wikipedia, (Old) Reddit, etc), and is usable for making apps if you are an early adopter and willing to live on the bleeding edge. But there are also still many bugs and missing features. We are actively working on bringing it up to production quality. Check out: The downloads page for runnable builds of the Browser UI (Windows / macOS / Linux / Android) The status page for current status The roadmap…
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