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Dev tools · October 28, 2020

SixtyFPS – multi-language GUI toolkit for desktop/embedded

Slint is a declarative GUI toolkit for Rust, C++, JavaScript & Python — build native UIs for embedded, desktop, and web from a single codebase.

SixtyFPS – multi-language GUI toolkit for desktop/embedded launched on October 28, 2020 with 44 votes, #880 of 4,018 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 5 years on.

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SixtyFPS is a GUI toolkit designed for building graphical interfaces across desktop and embedded systems using multiple programming languages. It enables developers to create user interfaces that run on various platforms without requiring separate code for each. The toolkit is particularly suited for teams needing cross-platform compatibility and language flexibility in their applications.

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"Safe, reliable, and intuitive user interfaces are critical for our customers who depend on OTIV products to drive the future of rail automation. Slint has been an exceptional partner in helping us achieve this, providing the high-performance UI solutions we need to stay at the forefront of innovation." OTIV is pioneering rail automation through technology for assisted, remote and autonomous driving in rail. Their technology empower industrial companies, railway undertakings, infrastructure managers and OEM's to increase safety and efficiency of rail vehicles. "Slint stands out with its extensive out-of-the-box platform support, making it a prime choice for cross-platform development. It is…from sixtyfps.io

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