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Do you use Rust-native tools like yew or stick to established frameworks like React (or even NextJS)? If you go for something like React, how do you do the interop with the Rust backend? Just plain old HTTP calls or can we do better than that?
I've written a bunch of back-end code with Rust (mostly Rocket and Tide). I have much less front-end experience and I'm curious about what the Rust community does when you develop Full-Stack.
Do you use Rust-native tools like yew or stick to established frameworks like React (or even NextJS)? If you go for something like React, how do you do the interop with the Rust backend? Just plain old HTTP calls or can we do better than that?
Do you use Rust-native tools like yew or stick to established frameworks like React (or even NextJS)? If you go for something like React, how do you do the interop with the Rust backend? Just plain old HTTP calls or can we do better than that?
I created a demo of a Rust-only gRPC-based setup: https://github.com/tamasfe/rust-full-stack-demo
if need SEO, just use templating engine provide by the framework. ex: https://github.com/prabirshrestha/rblog
if you don’t need SEO or is mainly backed by auth use a popular js framework. I use creact-react-app so I get watch support on client and use cargo warch for rust apps. Ex: WIP https://github.com/prabirshrestha/objstor