[Sawamara]

I am sorry, but I honestly do not think that PYTHON of all the things would be the solution to a "UI-problem".

To have a good UI system, you need extensibility, you need testing, you need strong types (this one is debatable, but I truly believe this to be true after working with Typescript-based HTML UI-s for the past 6+ months now), and you need performance.

I can understand that a lot of programmers got into the mindset of "no, I wont deal with HTML", and I frequently see devs mentioning that they prefer that apps look "native", which is something that has not been a standard in the mainstream dev world for quite a few years now, but the reality is that that "native" dream is gone. People all around the world interact with mobile apps MORE than their dessktop/mobile system'S native ui, so there is no baseline to go back to, there is no good old days to retrieve.

We can only move forward with what we have learned, imho. And that might be or might not be HTML, but if something comes along, it better learn all the lessons that we collectively are learning with working through HTML-CSS-JS SPA's.