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Because elm is elegant. I have written web-app with elm on the client side and rust in the backend. It was great, except for duplication of code when serializin
by ivanceras 7y ago
Because elm is elegant. I have written web-app with elm on the client side and rust in the backend. It was great, except for duplication of code when serializing/deserializing json data when making API calls. With sauron, I save up a lot of duplicated codes, and gotta squeeze that webassembly performance as well.
- asdkhadsj 7y agoDo you have any experience with Sauron vs Yew? I'm quite interested in Yew due to the benchmark and that their code examples look similar to me. Yew also says Elm inspired. Since I don't know anything about Elm, I'm curious to see what about Sauron makes it more Elm-y than Yew.