Dioxus is the promise of having a single code base for your mobile apps and web apps and desktop apps.

The project goal is to be a real fullstack framework. A single code base for the client and for the server.

After server side rendering and client side rendering:

So boom, third generation, full stack, best of both worlds. We do the render on the server like before, and we stream it to the client, which can display it as it’s being received. But alongside that rendered HTML, the server also sends the structured data that it used to render the HTML.

Now the whole point of having the server stream markup is that we can show it early before the app is even loaded on the client.

Dioxus offers many hooks prefixed use_ to add reactivity. "If you break the rules of hooks, you don’t get a build error or even a runtime error. You just get a weird behavior, which can be hard to debug."

A second issue is

So does Dioxus spark joy? Not yet. In the meantime, I’ll be doing Rust on the backend, and TypeScript on the frontend.

The Dioxus team is doing a lot of hard, interesting work. They have a Flexbox implementation that they’re sharing with Servo. They’re doing their own HTML and CSS renderer now to make desktop applications without a full-fledged web engine.

A react like component.

Reusable components can be just pure vanilla JavaScript functions.

Simplicity at its core. Only 5 functions (van.tags, van.add, van.state, van.derive, van.hydrate). The entire tutorial plus the API reference is just one single web page, and can be learned within 1 hour for most developers.

dagger.js is a zero‑build · zero‑API · zero third‑party dependencies · runtime‑only, lightweight, (MIT‑licensed) web front‑end framework that provides an intuitive and efficient all‑in‑one solution for building web applications.

The API seems simple as shown in the video https://youtu.be/ZbhzLP3vnkg

A rust web app framework similar to Rails

Another hypermedia framework, similar to HTMX.

A lightweight frameworks for HTML templating

A framework to build applications with privacy, safety, and user experience in mind.

It is developed and released by the Cult of the Dead Cow. The core is written in Rust.

A related article on the topic: https://www.engadget.com/americas-original-hacking-supergroup-creates-a-free-framework-to-improve-app-security-190043865.html

An argument against React, because all its features are already built-in.

A framework to build web components where targets can also be other web frameworks.

Another one !

A simple, extensible CSS framework

Vanilla Framework aims for Level AA conformance with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1.

An other ready-to-production framework with an opinionated tech stack. Powered by Vercel.

Authentication middleware framework