Just started learning Rust, wrote an open-source naming style conversion tool, welcome to give feedback and give it a star.
Technology Stack: NuTools is a naming style conversion tool based on Rust, efficient and secure.
Features: Supports single/batch conversion, constant type specification, conversion between PascalCase and snake_case.
Use Cases: Project refactoring, standardizing naming styles in team collaboration.
Recently, I have been exploring the iced GUI library and I hope to use it to add a new feature to my untools tool. However, it might take me a lot of time to do so. Do you have any good suggestions or recommendations for other GUI libraries?
Thank you very much for your reply. I will correct these errors in the next version. However, it is indeed called "untools" and not any other name, that was my mistake!
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I was sort of just scrolling through a bunch of different forums when I saw your post...so I opened a PR for a CLI tool...feel free to reject it, it might not be what you want!
I, personally, would advise you to stay with iced. It is a very solid, all around library. It does not have that much documentation, but the elm architecture is pretty simple, and the examples help a lot. Eframe/egui is another framework I think it pretty good. Honestly though, I think you should just stay with iced.
I have received your PR and will read it carefully and merge it later, thank you very much for your support, as you said, iced is a nice library with a lot of well-written examples, and I think it's a very good point, so I decided to continue to learn to use it as well.