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Recently, I plan to refactor the code I wrote previously using Rust, which involves the question of how to choose a GUI interface. Rust has only been officially released for ten years, and is not as good as the old C/C++ in GUI development. There are many well-known and time-tested GUI interface libraries such as wxWidgets, qt, gtk+, etc. This article selects several Rust GUI libraries and simply implements a boundary layer calculator for horizontal comparison.

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1. Features

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