Comment by incrediblers

Getters and setters is the one I'm most at disagreement with.

   // Mine
   let label = Label.text("Hello Wold");
   let label_text = label.get_text();

   // Theirs
   let label = Label.set_text("Hello Wold");
   let label_text = label.text();

A method is a way to accomplish a specific task. Emphasis on specific not generic. The getter task is to always return. The setter task is specific. So the method should be the setter - `text`, `color`, `fill`. In Rust the getter can't have same name, so prefix it. Not the other way around.