Yo, great job on covering so many rust frameworks. I think you could upload some summary video with your thoughts on viability of rust on frontend vs regular javascript. What were good experiences compared to JS workflow, what was bad etc. Right now you do great job in covering frameworks in objective way, but I think there are people like me that would like to know your opinion on it.
yeah I probably will in some way make this video, even if it's just a short or something similar. I probably won't make it until I take on a real-world Rust/Wasm UI project on the channel, which is something that I'm planning now.
yeah I think it would benefit from not having so many jargony names. It's basically that you can use Rust to render HTML, you can do that either at build time or at server runtime, and you can also determine when to invalidate the cache for a specific URL and re-render it. On top of that, you can use any information in the request as long as you merge it into the same struct as the page state.
thank you 😊
Yo, great job on covering so many rust frameworks. I think you could upload some summary video with your thoughts on viability of rust on frontend vs regular javascript. What were good experiences compared to JS workflow, what was bad etc. Right now you do great job in covering frameworks in objective way, but I think there are people like me that would like to know your opinion on it.
yeah I probably will in some way make this video, even if it's just a short or something similar. I probably won't make it until I take on a real-world Rust/Wasm UI project on the channel, which is something that I'm planning now.
Thank you!
I know sycamore, still this was hard to follow 😂.
yeah I think it would benefit from not having so many jargony names.
It's basically that you can use Rust to render HTML, you can do that either at build time or at server runtime, and you can also determine when to invalidate the cache for a specific URL and re-render it. On top of that, you can use any information in the request as long as you merge it into the same struct as the page state.