Sounds like typescript and angular would be a better fit here. Angular is "batteries included" compared to react, so you generally won't hit the same dependenc

Sounds like typescript and angular would be a better fit here. Angular is "batteries included" compared to react, so you generally won't hit the same dependency hell since angular comes with pretty much everything you need (although not redux pattern support (yet)). Typescript is a strictly-typed JavaScript. Reprogramming a web front end in rust sounds like a way to lead to huge maintenance issues in the future (i.e. you need to find developers who know rust AND how frontends and things like redux actually work - you'll probably get someone who is good at one, and half-assed at the other). I am also uncertain how you'd debug things in the browser for wasm - e.g. would the redux Dev tools work? Where I see wasm as useful is if you are doing any heavy-lifting in the browser - so all the examples they give on the various web sites about games and cryptography etc, but probably also parsing/serialisation of binary data from the server for example. I don't feel like basic SPA stuff is a good fit.