ruex
Design pattern framework for Rust on top of PureMVC (by angular-rust)
app-universe
A framework agnostic approach to managing frontend application state based on app-world. (by AkinAguda)
ruex | app-universe | |
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2 | 1 | |
22 | 2 | |
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0.0 | 5.5 | |
about 1 year ago | 5 months ago | |
Rust | Rust | |
Mozilla Public License 2.0 | MIT License |
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ruex
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app-universe
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Rust: An odyssey of passion
“Rust was originally designed as a systems programming language, similar to C/C++. However, it can also be used for front-end development. One way I have used Rust on the front-end is through WebAssembly. I previously worked on a project that involved building a fluid simulation in the browser. This involved implementing physics and mathematical equations. However, in order to create a visually coherent simulation, many iterations with different values needed to be performed. I initially implemented the simulation in JavaScript, and it worked well. However, I decided to try implementing it in Rust to see how it would compare in terms of performance. The difference was significant - the Rust version was able to perform more iterations in a fraction of the time it took the JavaScript version. You can find the fluid simulation here. Also, in the works, I am working on a library, app universe, that would help Rust developers manage frontend states. It is based on Chinedu's App world.”
What are some alternatives?
When comparing ruex and app-universe you can also consider the following projects:
Design Patterns - Design patterns implemented in Java
deno - A modern runtime for JavaScript and TypeScript.
yewdux - Ergonomic state management for Yew applications
r3bl-open-core - TUI framework and developer productivity apps in Rust 🦀
design-patterns-rust - Rust examples for all 23 classic GoF design patterns, and even a little more
fluid-simulation-rust - A rewrite of my fluid simulation project entirely in Rust
app-world - A framework agnostic approach to managing frontend application state.