I've been playing around with leptos for rust lately - which is a super fast framework for doing web frontend work with rust via wasm. It seems fine, honestly.

I've been playing around with leptos for rust lately - which is a super fast framework for doing web frontend work with rust via wasm. It seems fine, honestly. Basically the same as solidjs: #[component] fn App() -> impl IntoView { let (count, set_count) = create_signal(0); view! { <button on:click=move |_| { set_count(3); }> "Click me: "{move || count()} </button> } } There's some extra size overhead from wasm compared to javascript, but its honestly not that bad. After wasm-opt and brotli compression, the wasm bundle for this counter app is 37kb. So its in the same general ballpark as react, but much faster once its up and running. I haven't tried doing direct DOM manipulation with it. But for general components it seems great.