Bump dependencies, add commonmark caching, eliminate nested event loops. #7
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Thanks for this neat demo, it was useful as I'm evaluating approaches to building egui apps! I ended up making a few tweaks as I was getting it running, and wanted to contribute them back for others who may also be evaluating this approach.
First, this PR updates
eguiand related dependencies to latest versions to represent current APIs, and updatestimeto fix compilation on rust >= 1.80.0.It also adds an app-wide
egui_commonmarkcache instead of replacing the cache on redraws, which greatly improves scrolling performance of posts, especially with multiple code blocks (below video shows the 'before' on the left, 'after' on the right).2025-01-23.17-20-33.mp4
Finally, I took a stab at fixing #6, based on the approach used in https://github.com/parasyte/egui-tokio-example. I am definetly new to Tokio so I'm not 100% confident on this approach, but I am more than open to comments!