Let's Build a Frontend Web Framework in Rust
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 มี.ค. 2023
- This video will walk building a simple DOM rendering library in Rust, starting with the basics of DOM manipulation and interaction with browser APIs and incrementally building up from there.
Resources:
Repo: github.com/gbj/simple-framework
Leptos: github.com/leptos-rs/leptos
wasm-bindgen Guide: rustwasm.github.io/docs/wasm-...
Other tools:
Bacon: github.com/Canop/bacon
Trunk: trunkrs.dev/
Based priest Greg descends from the mountains to teach us more rust while his birds watch over him.
truly anointed
worshiping a man who came from a vagina ?
I love how the birds chirping joyfully in the background.
I am reading leptos book in progress and love the way you don't miss to explain basic concepts. It can be even recommended to someone who has just started with rust.
Where can I find this book?
@@baka_geddyjust look up “leptos book” and it should be one of the first few results
this was an awesome video! the audio quality was fantastic. the birds sounded like I was relaxing in the jungle learning about rust and wasm
thats really awesome that a small change doesnt require a complete re-rendering
After struggling with learning leptos for some time, I finally kind of get it after watching this video.
This is an excellent introduction to building a web framework full stop! Thank you for the insight; definitely checking out that signals video.
Glad it was helpful!
I really appreciate these from scratch type videos. They really teach you so much more and share so much knowledge. It really speeds up other developers journeys into these deeper areas. I am sure the first time learning all this was not as easy as this looks. Many thanks!
Would love a breakdown like this for some of the server side rendering / logic. I am not sure how complex this would be, but it really helps me understand the frameworks.
Very interesting! The birds really add something though
Appreciate the way you explain the basics as you go. With WASM changing so quickly its nice to not require too much WASM background knowledge
That was a good first step, I hope you will have time to build and show us some more advanced stuff
came for the content. enjoyed the background chirp :)
Around 29:00 when the nothing but the value changes and no other DOM node. … I said wow audibly. I’m a Leptos evangelical now - I get that solid etc will do the same but having it in Rust just makes it so much better
This was great Greg! Can we get some detailed "how-to" tutorials for Leptos please?
could you make a video of how we could deploy to the host like aws, heroku?
if i used pyo3 to wrap websys as a DOM api for python, would i be wasting my time in trying?
This is gold! Have you considered making courses?
Thanks! I haven’t really (largely time constraints) but glad you enjoyed it/it was helpful for learning.
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What's your fonts of the nvim? It is so light and I want to try it too.
Iosevka. Stolen from fasterthanlime, who makes *outstanding* Rust content (TH-cam and blog)
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Do you have any content about graceful degradation? I remember you mentioning it in some video you were in, but I can’t find it anymore.
Yeah toward the end of the stream I did with Ryan Carniato I show how ActionForm works even with WASM turned off. Using normal links and forms (via and or ) is how we do this in Leptos. Link to stream with Ryan: th-cam.com/users/livezgY7ql1xwW4 I’m on for the first two hours or so.
Indeed, very interesting. I like the builder pattern more than JSX and so I am also currently playing with Rust and Wasm-based Web UI (but with futures-signals from dominator 😉) and I'd like to know more about this Scope stuff. Do you have any resources I could read/listen/watch that also helped you building that into leptos? Thanks.
There is a short section about the runtime context in one of his previous videos. It's in "Learning Leptos: Build a fine-grained reactive system in 100 lines of code" and starts around 04:31, showing more how signals and effects work together.
Cool! Leptos does also have a builder pattern/you can use it with zero macros and on stable (see example here github.com/leptos-rs/leptos/blob/main/examples/counter_without_macros/src/lib.rs)
Re scopes: it’s a little hard to explain in a YT comment and I don’t know that I have anything published about it. This post from Sycamore lays out a very similar problem space sycamore-rs.netlify.app/news/new-reactive-primitives
Rather than using references with lifetimes tied to a Scope via bumpalo (as in Sycamore), Leptos gives Copy + ‘static signals by storing reactive values in a slotmap and passing the indices around. Scope is kind of your handle back into that reactive system. Basically a way to model a deep reactive graph without needing to .clone() signals and move them into event listeners everywhere, etc.
futures_signals is great although it’s a somewhat different model of reactivity (not auto-tracking dependencies, etc.)
@@FlorianZier Good reminder, thanks
@@gbjxc Thanks. I'll have a look to all of that. I try to dive into the Signal stuff (in Rust) to learn more atm. Not easy!
I'm left with one question: what's the proper way of doing the "leaking" without using the `.forget()`?
To do it without leaking we could do something like us on_cleanup() in Leptos to keep it alive until the reactive scope it’s created in is disposed. Remember “leaking” in this sense = not reclaiming memory until you navigate away from the page so a click listener on the root of an app like this is always leaked anyway (because as long as the button is there it needs to exist)
Can anybody explanied the terminal program he is using to show the errors like that
2:00
I will make it in zig and see how it turns out
May he be blessed in oxide
this reminds me of Flutter
Oh interesting! I haven’t really used Flutter but these declarative (rather than imperative) patterns are really good for UI in any language.
@@gbjxc Yup a lot of builder pattern in Flutter as well. They are also working on adding wasm target.
God always takes care of its children.❤