Rakkas: React apps with no API layer
summary
Rakkas is a Vite-powered React framework that removes the API layer by running data functions on the server: useServerSideQuery (a TanStack Query–style hook) always executes server-side, offers type inference and co-location so components can include their own backend, and useServerSideMutation plus a useFormMutation enable mutations even without JavaScript. It uses devalue for richer serialization, supports streaming SSR and Suspense, and claims end-to-end type safety with zero boilerplate.
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