gpui-patterns
Common UI patterns and advanced techniques for GPUI applications. Use when implementing modals, lists, forms, state sharing, or complex component compositions.
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Common UI patterns and advanced techniques for GPUI applications. Use when implementing modals, lists, forms, state sharing, or complex component compositions.
UI element creation and composition with GPUI. Use when building element trees, creating custom components, implementing layouts, or working with conditional rendering.
Testing GPUI applications and components. Use when writing tests, testing async operations, simulating user input, or debugging test failures.
Async patterns and concurrency in GPUI applications. Use when implementing background tasks, async/await operations, task management, or concurrent operations.
Initialize new GPUI application projects with proper structure and boilerplate. Use when creating a new GPUI app, setting up project structure, or scaffolding a cross-platform Rust desktop UI application.
Styling GPUI elements with Tailwind-like utility methods. Use when applying styles, layouts, colors, spacing, or creating responsive designs.
Core GPUI concepts including contexts, windows, entities, elements, and rendering. Use when learning GPUI basics, understanding the framework architecture, or implementing core UI patterns.
Actions and event handling in GPUI applications. Use when implementing user interactions, keyboard shortcuts, custom actions, or event-driven behavior.
Entity and context patterns for state management in GPUI. Use when managing component state, implementing entity lifecycle, handling subscriptions, or avoiding common entity access pitfalls.
Common errors and solutions for GPUI development. Use when debugging build errors, runtime panics, borrow checker issues, or unexpected behavior.
Best practices and code quality guidelines for GPUI development. Use when refactoring, reviewing code, or ensuring adherence to GPUI idioms.
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