[ANN] Spair, a small and fast frontend framework in Rust.

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  • spair

    A small and fast frontend framework in Rust

  • Visit https://github.com/aclueless/spair for more details.

  • js-framework-benchmark

    A comparison of the performance of a few popular javascript frameworks

  • Compare with Yew, Spair is different in many ways: - Yew is Elm-like, Spair is not. - You have to mount your component to the or other element, right? Spair gets that element and give it to you, then you render on it - the component's render signature is: fn render(&self, element: spair::Element) (it returns nothing). Yew render creates a new standalone virtual DOM, return it, then find diffs with old virtual DOM to do update... - Spair doesn't use macro (and it is verbose), Yew uses macro (and it not works well with cargo fmt). - Spair is faster than Yew, you can find the benchmark here: https://github.com/krausest/js-framework-benchmark. - Spair .wasm file is smaller: https://github.com/aclueless/rust-frontend-framework-comparision/tree/main/todomvc.

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  • Compare with Yew, Spair is different in many ways: - Yew is Elm-like, Spair is not. - You have to mount your component to the or other element, right? Spair gets that element and give it to you, then you render on it - the component's render signature is: fn render(&self, element: spair::Element) (it returns nothing). Yew render creates a new standalone virtual DOM, return it, then find diffs with old virtual DOM to do update... - Spair doesn't use macro (and it is verbose), Yew uses macro (and it not works well with cargo fmt). - Spair is faster than Yew, you can find the benchmark here: https://github.com/krausest/js-framework-benchmark. - Spair .wasm file is smaller: https://github.com/aclueless/rust-frontend-framework-comparision/tree/main/todomvc.

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