makepad-splash

You can generate dynamic UI at runtime in Makepad by embedding Splash code with the script! macro and evaluating it through the cx.eval API. This approach enables rapid prototyping and live interface generation without recompiling your Rust application.

Splash runtime scripting is a safe, embeddable scripting language that executes inside Makepad apps at runtime. By using the script! macro and cx.eval API, it evaluates embedded code to dynamically render UI widgets, manage timers, and handle HTTP requests.

Yes, Splash supports AI-assisted workflows inside Makepad applications. You can use runtime evaluation with cx.eval to process AI prompts and generate interactive UI flows dynamically, enabling automated task execution and live UI generation across desktop, mobile, and web targets.

Yes, enabling live UI prototyping in Rust requires the Makepad Splash runtime, the script! macro, and the cx.eval API. These components work together to evaluate embedded Splash code safely at runtime, allowing immediate experimentation with dynamic interfaces.

Splash provides built-in APIs for accessing timers, HTTP requests, and UI widgets within Makepad apps. These APIs allow you to create interactive demos and tooling by embedding script logic via the script! macro and evaluating it at runtime using cx.eval.

Splash runtime scripting works across desktop, mobile, and web Makepad targets. By embedding Splash code with the script! macro and evaluating it with cx.eval, you can deploy dynamic UI generation and AI-assisted workflows consistently across all supported platforms.