Rialight (RIA (Rich Internet Application) + light) allows you creating graphical applications featuring:

• Nodes: node hierarchies, such as Bitmap, Row and Svg. A node is an atomic reference, allowing the Rialight's gaming API to automatically create threads at platforms where they're available, executing systems in parallel and passing nodes to each other.
• UI components: UI components are node, but reactive to state changes, meaning that any state that changes causes dependent parts of an UI component to render again.
• Gaming API: concurrent simulations used in game development.

Nodes and UI components can be expressed as XML-based markup.

Status

Rialight yet doesn't exist, however with saved plannings and ideas. First utilities APIs are beginning, due to the Rust's standard library not covering things such as the temporal API for working with date-times and a file system API that is cross-platform, whether on the browser or native platforms. There are other needed APIs such as internationalization and mathematics (using dependencies from https://crates.io).

Pratical Usage

Application logic is always written in Rust. A visual editor for designing components and animations is future-reserved. Workers may exist as well in the concurrency API by using a scripting language, so that a worker behaves equally both in native platforms and in the browser.