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not its not the same thing. I work in Java (not rust), but the analogy will hold. Yew is writing Rust to create html. Same as Java Thymeleaf. Here's the proble
by sandGorgon 3y ago
not its not the same thing. I work in Java (not rust), but the analogy will hold.
Yew is writing Rust to create html. Same as Java Thymeleaf. Here's the problem - Java developers are bad at UI. And good UI designers/developers think in HTML. I am not pro or anti this situation...im just talking about the reality.
The tooling is also around html. Figma-to-HTML is the most effective way to have your design cycle work.
This is where HTMX shines. HTMX is just HTML++. It is is not Rust or Java. Which means your design cycles will continue to work.
- davidatbu 3y agoI never meant to claim "it's the same thing". I was just suggesting, if, by "react-like" code, you meant "a UI library that uses a vDOM to transform functionally written code into DOM nodes", Yew fits the bill. Also, typically, one writes JSX when writing react, not HTML. It's similar with Yew[0]. If you're already aware of Yew, I'm not trying to change your mind. I was just trying to make you aware if you weren't already. [0] It says so right on the homepage: https://yew.rs/ https://yew.rs/