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It's a frontend, it's a backend... It's both!
I haven't used it myself, but yew certainly looks like a rust framework for making webapp frontends.
- Hey Rustaceans! Got an easy question? Ask here (15/2021)!
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Google is developing parts of Android in Rust to improve security
I googled Dash: framework to build web applications. You also can build web applications with Rust. For the frontend, there's e.g. yew (I used it recently and it worked well, and it has interop with JS if needed). And now you can use trunk with it, which actually supports live reloading!
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Platform-agnostic Charts for HTML5 Canvas and GTK/Cairo Desktop Applications
Web sample made on top of Yew using ymc - Material Design Components for the Yew framework
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Rough full-stack prototype - tide + yew
The crate is split into three workspaces. The first is for the client-side code written with Yew and compiled to wasm. The second is a Tide server. Both frameworks should be quite easy to swap if there is another you prefer. Lastly, the third workspace is for shared code.
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I was wondering where Rust falls in line with other programming languages and what stack would benefit the most with a Rust addition.
There's Yew, which is basically the web frontend (HTML+JS = WebAssembly) answer to the "what if everything would be Rust?" question. And if WASM, then there's ruffle, a Flash player written in Rust. (And it's amazing.)
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Announcing Yewdux v0.6.0: Shared state containers for Yew applications (project renamed from yew-state)
Glad to see a crate about this problem I encountered while using Yew. I saw in the issues from Yew that they are working on submitting a new way to create components with less code (https://github.com/yewstack/yew/pull/1646), will it be compatible ?
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Looking for an open-source project to join part-time
Yew is a good project. I have contributed a fair bit to it myself and I recommend that you take a look at it
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Rust for web development: 2 years later
> Only a troglodyte would use JavaScript for server-side programming.
As a troglodyte myself, I don't disagree with you, but you're being unnecessarily demeaning.
> And you can’t use rust for front end work.
You certainly can (for example https://yew.rs/), but as usual there are certain caveats and limitations.
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2048 WASM
This page provides a list of front-end frameworks for Rust. The most popular option - Yew - looks interesting, especially if you have experience with React.
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DAE Javascript is unsafe?!?!?!?
Yew have scene the light!
Yew is a Rust framework, similar to React, that compiles to webassembly and lets you write an entire web app in Rust. With it, you don't have to write any JS at all if you don't want to.
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OO in Python is mostly pointless
or even take a look at yew in Rust which is also elm-style, https://github.com/yewstack/yew/blob/master/examples/counter...
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24 Awesome Open-Source Rust Projects
Yew is a Rust framework for creating web apps with WebAssembly. Among its main benefits, it lists a component-based framework like in React and Elm, outstanding performance because of the multi-thread support, and JavaScript interoperability.
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What a time to be alive
Don't tell the Yew devs.