After month of pain in sycamore i decided to keep my frontend in js world. It's just not ready yet. Too much boilerplate and too much workarounds needed right now
yeah, that's a completely understandable position. wasm-based frameworks still have a lot to prove. JavaScript/HTML/CSS has a firm lead as the default solution stack and will for quite awhile. Today, I believe choosing wasm is definitely a bet on the future more than the defacto best solution for a new project.
theoretically yes, Dioxus can do SSR and can do wasm. I haven't tried the 0.3 release line of dioxus yet, but I did run into some show stopping changes when I tried the 0.1/0.2 releases last year. Dioxus is still early, only about a year old, so I expect it will get better over time.
@@chrisbiscardi Ok thanks. Leptos seems really interesting, Greg has a lot of cool videos showing off how it all works. But I still like the sales pitch Dioxus makes with performant desktop apps from the same codebase as the web app.
Loving this series!
After month of pain in sycamore i decided to keep my frontend in js world. It's just not ready yet. Too much boilerplate and too much workarounds needed right now
yeah, that's a completely understandable position. wasm-based frameworks still have a lot to prove. JavaScript/HTML/CSS has a firm lead as the default solution stack and will for quite awhile. Today, I believe choosing wasm is definitely a bet on the future more than the defacto best solution for a new project.
@@chrisbiscardi it was fun tho :)
hello chris , i wonder if you can make a video about how to deploy axum on ubuntu server & keep it alive
That might work well as a short 🤔
"It was DNS" watercolor painting
"It was my code" framed pixel art
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Is dioxus an option you could have used in place of leptos or yew? Or would it not work for this use case?
theoretically yes, Dioxus can do SSR and can do wasm. I haven't tried the 0.3 release line of dioxus yet, but I did run into some show stopping changes when I tried the 0.1/0.2 releases last year. Dioxus is still early, only about a year old, so I expect it will get better over time.
@@chrisbiscardi Ok thanks. Leptos seems really interesting, Greg has a lot of cool videos showing off how it all works. But I still like the sales pitch Dioxus makes with performant desktop apps from the same codebase as the web app.