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Yew is a prominent Rust front-end framework in 2024, prioritizing speed and reliability through WebAssembly. It features a component-based architecture and seamless interoperability with JavaScript, making it a viable alternative to traditional JavaScript frameworks. The post guides building a to-do list app with Yew, delving into setup, integration with backend APIs, and performance benefits. While Yew offers substantial advantages in type safety and performance, it does require a steep learning curve and has a smaller ecosystem compared to established JavaScript frameworks.

Yew: The Top Rust Front End Framework for 2024

Setting Up the Environment for a Yew Project

Extending the To-Do List Application with API Calls

A recap on how to run and build a Yew app

Factors to consider before choosing Yew for your next Project

<p>I thought Leptos was the TOP one.</p>


<p>So rust is going to be the new Javascript of the frontend ? With already 5 different framework</p>
