All of these rust libraries and frameworks are in their infancy and there are no clear winners yet. Its probably less of a sign of a healthy ecosystem, and more

All of these rust libraries and frameworks are in their infancy and there are no clear winners yet. Its probably less of a sign of a healthy ecosystem, and more of a sign of an immature ecosystem. There are a few projects that seem promising, but all of that could be invalidated by next week. Meanwhile in the js ecosystem things are both incredibly stable and also in flux. All of the usual suspects are still around, but competing in ways intergrate both server and client rendering as seamlessly as possible. There is also some movement around introducing optimising compilers - see solid and svelte. But its probably safe to say, ignoring the tooling churn going on with Rust, Go, and Zig seemingly systematically replacing all js tooling like for like, things are pretty stable when it comes to js ui libraries.