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Seed - a Rust framework for creating fast and reliable web apps

Another WebAssembly Frontend Framework for Rust :nerd_face:

Seed is a frontend Rust framework for creating fast and reliable web apps with an elm-like architecture.

  • All the benefits of Rust and macro based syntax.
  • Minimal overhead, configuration, and boilerplate.
  • Clear documentation made to be accessible regardless of your familiarity with Rust.
  • Written without any unsafe code and works with stable Rust, no nightly required!

Why Use Seed

Rust

You may prefer writing in Rust and appreciate its benefits, including:

  • Rust safety.
  • Rust compile-time error, type, and immutability checking.
  • Rust built-in testing.
  • Rust speed.
  • Cleaner code and less runtime errors.
  • Cargo packages.
  • Potential pipeline/stack language consistency.

Developer Experience

Our main focus is on developer experience, the benefits of which are currently:

  • Seed has a batteries-included approach, meaning less boilerplate and dependencies.
  • Macro syntax removes the need for transpiling and integrates naturally and flexibly with the language. This also means all the pains of embedded HTML are avoided; linting, commenting, etc. all work out of the box.
  • Built in elm-like architecture, no need for another state manager.
  • Perhaps you find JS frameworks and tools difficult to set up.
  • Very active development.

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