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ultron
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Ultron - a WIP web base editor with themes and syntax highlighting
Source code and usage example is available at the project repository: https://github.com/ivanceras/ultron
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Rust web frameworks, a new look? (discussion)
Sauron is not limited to just SSR as it can do responsive animations as well demonstrated in this project. It can also be used on performance sensitive applications such as a web-based editor which can achieve an average typing latency of ~15ms.
- ultron web base text editor and ultron-ssg v0.2.4 release, typing latency is now at ~15ms
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I wrote a web based text editor to showcase sauron framework, but it turns out better than I expected, less than 20ms typing latency.
The source code is in https://github.com/ivanceras/ultron .
- Show HN: Ultron – web based text editor with syntax highlighting written in rust
- Ultron - web based monospace text-editor with syntax highlighting
mt-dom
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[ANN] Sauron - a frontend + SSR web framework, v0.50.0 brings initial support for writing WebComponents and huge improvement on the diffing algorithm
I don't have a writeup about it, but this is the specific commit of the new diffing algorithm
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[ANN]: Sauron 0.49 is the most stable release of sauron web framework yet
Under the hood, sauron uses mt-dom crate. The diffing algorithm in mt-dom has been extensively overhauled to work on all edge-case while allowing a much faster traversal for the generated patches.
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I wrote a web based text editor to showcase sauron framework, but it turns out better than I expected, less than 20ms typing latency.
It is using a new implementation of virtual DOM called mt-dom, which differs from most common implementation of virtual DOM. Most common virtual DOM implementation used in elm (or perhaps maybe react) is using NodeIdx (a usize) which force you to traverse each and every element that appear before the NodeIdx, just so you can patch the target element.
What are some alternatives?
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