uhtml

uhtml is a JavaScript library designed for building user interfaces. It aims to provide a lightweight and efficient way to create interactive web components. The core philosophy of uhtml revolves around a template literal tag that allows developers to write HTML-like structures directly within their JavaScript code. These templates are then efficiently processed and rendered into the DOM.

One of the key features of uhtml is its minimal footprint, making it suitable for projects where performance and bundle size are critical. It achieves this by avoiding a virtual DOM and instead opting for direct DOM manipulation, but in a highly optimized manner. Updates to the UI are handled by re-rendering only the changed parts of the template.

uhtml also supports a reactive programming model, enabling components to automatically update when their underlying data changes. This is often achieved through simple observable patterns or by integrating with other state management solutions. The library's API is intentionally kept small and straightforward, which can contribute to a gentler learning curve for developers familiar with standard JavaScript and HTML. It is often chosen for its speed and simplicity in creating dynamic web experiences.