> Something that could offer similar usability in C definitely sounds exciting
For painting, I have positive experience with this cross-platform C library: https://github.com/memononen/nanovg It’s tiny, has very few dependencies, and the performance is good even on relatively slow hardware like Broadcom or Mali embedded GPUs.
However, it lacks higher level stuff. There’s no layout, input handling, styles, controls, advanced typesetting, or animations.
For painting, I have positive experience with this cross-platform C library: https://github.com/memononen/nanovg It’s tiny, has very few dependencies, and the performance is good even on relatively slow hardware like Broadcom or Mali embedded GPUs.
However, it lacks higher level stuff. There’s no layout, input handling, styles, controls, advanced typesetting, or animations.