Svelg

Svelg is a web framework that allows developers to build user interfaces using the programming language Rust. It emphasizes performance and safety, leveraging Rust's strong type system and memory management to prevent common web development errors. Svelg compiles to WebAssembly, enabling it to run directly in the browser with near-native speeds.

The framework follows a component-based architecture, where UIs are broken down into reusable components. Each component can manage its own state and logic. Svelg provides tools for routing, state management, and server-side rendering, aiming to offer a comprehensive solution for web application development. Its design prioritizes developer experience by offering clear APIs and helpful error messages.

Key features of Svelg include its efficient rendering mechanisms, which minimize DOM manipulation, and its reactive programming model. Developers can declare how their UI should react to changes in data, and Svelg handles the updates automatically. The framework also supports integration with existing JavaScript libraries, offering flexibility for projects that may need to incorporate them. Svelg is an open-source project, with its development community actively contributing to its evolution.