Yew a Rust+WebAssembly framework for client-side web apps
summary
yew is a Rust framework that compiles frontends to pure WebAssembly target (no asmjs) and implements a virtual DOM plus a JSX-like HTML macro written in pure Rust; it ships services for timeout/interval/fetch/WebSocket, supports virtual reference nodes to embed existing JS components, and runs without a GC by relying on Rust lifetimes and cells/refcounts. Released 16 December and now at 4,000 stars, it works for SPAs but lacks threads support, some crates and benchmarks are still unfinished.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:55Agenda
- 3:31Minimal application
- 7:14Build
- 9:03Context
- 9:56Services
- 10:49Templates
- 11:38Virtual DOM
- 15:04JS Macro
- 16:04HTML Micro
- 18:16Future plans
- 21:54Questions
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