Comparison with other Rust / Wasm frameworks about yew HOT 3 CLOSED

Hi 👋,

I'm going to close this issue as it's been stale for awhile and I think the approach of mentioning alternatives to Yew is the best approach, this is what we currently do on yew.rs. I think a detailed comparison takes awhile so will often fall out of date and I think this would be a disservice to those other frameworks if we are making statements that are no longer true.

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Without going any further on the architecture, one of the main differences IMO is that yew is being actively updated and maintained, while domafic haven't had updates for months and still not stable.

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There does exist this comparison chart, which has some sparse bits of data on various Rust web frameworks.

I believe that domafic hasn't been updated in 3 years, and in the sense that it hasn't been maintained, I don't think a comparison is justified.

The other big contenders for a "react/elm alike frontend framework in Rust" at the moment (with no disrespect towards those not mentioned) are Seed, Sauron, and very recently - Moxie. I won't try to compare them in a detailed manner right here, but I do suggest that you check them out.

In short:
Seed seems to focus mainly on using a single monolithic component (Model) with a similar update loop to Yew's, and aims to mimic Elm more closely than Yew.
Sauron is similar to Seed.
Moxie is very new at the moment and appears to use a react-hooks-like API. Very interesting ideas here - worth keeping an eye on.
Code written with Yew most closely resembles React with a semi-conservative use of multiple components.

Edit: Mention Sauron.

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