Qt Bridges, a project to bring Qt's UI framework to non-C++ languages, has reached public beta for its Rust bridge. Developers can now create Rust structs as QML elements, invoke Rust methods from QML, handle signals, bind properties, work with collections, and build QML object trees from Rust — all without writing any C++ code. The announcement highlights Rust's growing adoption in safety-critical industries (automotive, aerospace) and its status as the most admired language on Stack Overflow for 10 consecutive years. The next milestone is a Technology Preview, and Qt is actively seeking community feedback via its forum and JIRA tracker.
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