There seems to be a new file format in the works to define Gnome UI with a lot of advantages:

  • Concise syntax. No more clumsy XML! Blueprint is designed from the ground up to match GTK’s widget model, including templates, child types, signal handlers, and menus.
  • Easy to learn. The syntax should be very familiar to most people. Take a look at the reference to get started.
  • Modern tooling. Blueprint ships a Language Server for IDE integration.
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Is the GNOME team plan to embrace this tool as an ‘official’ GTK tool, and replace the archaic XML format to design UIs?

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Not sure, but I guess the builder will probably just work with both.

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Who ever wants to support it: https://github.com/sponsors/jameswestman

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