Has anyone done a ubiquitous web framework in Rust (or maybe actually Go) that is similar to Next.js in that it runs the same code (compiled to WebAssembly) on client and server?
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If you find a good answer for Rust, I'd be interested. I've done some basic wasm UIs using Rust, and obviously done some purely server-side stuff; but never found anything which combined the two.
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Best comparison list I can find is this one: github.com/flosse/rust-web-f… Of which saruon, Dioxus and percy have both virtual DOM and SSR. And the first two of those have lots of commit activity at least.
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Turns out yew has (experimental) SSR yew.rs/docs/next/advanced-to… - this stuff is all copying React/Next.js quite closely. I was super surprised function-based components with hooks had been copied into yew! React idioms have a long reach. So as a basic start, yew seems fine.

Server-side Rendering | Yew

Render Yew on the server-side.

yew.rs
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Oh interesting, I don't think they had any SSR when I was using it.
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In turn, Dioxus is new and full of energy - aiming for native mobile support (prototype dioxuslabs.com/reference/mob…) and SSR (via Axum dioxuslabs.com/reference/pla…). Ecosystem, company support, longevity are important. eg Yew doesn't have a list of companies yet: github.com/yewstack/yew/issu…

Showcase companies using Yew Β· Issue #1544 Β· yewstack/yew

This issue serves to gather a list of the companies that already use Yew so we can add a list to the README and the official website.

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Replying to @frabcus
I think that it will indeed take at least one large company backing it before a Rust stack will really close the gap. Dioxus is interesting looking though, so I'll put it on my list of things to consider next time I want to write a webapp.

May 23, 2022 Β· 3:14 PM UTC
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