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CodeRabbit
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I've used seed before. It's pretty decent but it's certainly lacking in some areas of its core API that ends up discouraging reusable components. We ended up rewriting using yew instead, which was more convenient for us whilst still maintaining an Elm-like architecture.
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The best way to avoid the roughness of `web-sys` and `js-sys` is to use any one of the available front-end frameworks for rust (although I would personally recommend yew) alongside Trunk, a build tool that makes targeting the web in rust as simple as targeting native platforms. You give it your index.html file and a standard crate (no cdylib nonsense, just main.rs with a main function as normal) and it handles compiling, optimizing and bundling everything. You end up with a dist directory that contains everything you need to deploy.
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Here's a gcode explorer (for 3d printing or cnc) I made with a slightly older version of yew. There are instructions on building and running it in the readme. https://github.com/etrombly/gcode-yew
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SaaSHub
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