Learn LEPTOS-RUST with Real Code Examples

Components manage reactive signals for state

Server renders initial HTML via SSR

Client hydrates with WebAssembly for interactivity

Reactive system updates DOM efficiently on state changes

Supports routing, server communication, and async tasks

Define component -> render HTML (SSR) -> send to client

Client loads WebAssembly -> hydrates SSR HTML

Signals manage reactive state updates

Effects trigger UI changes based on state

DOM updates are fine-grained and efficient

Component-based reactive UI

Signal-effect dependency graph

SSR and client-side hydration

Full-stack Rust with async back-end

WebAssembly-powered client interactivity

Dashboards with real-time data updates

Admin panels for web applications

Full-stack e-commerce applications

Interactive landing pages with SSR + Wasm

Web-based Rust tools and utilities

Rust-first full-stack development

Fine-grained reactivity for efficient updates

Server-side rendering for SEO and fast initial load

Client-side hydration for interactivity

Seamless integration with async Rust and WebAssembly

SSR scales via standard Rust async back-end

Client-side WebAssembly scales per browser instance

Signal system minimizes unnecessary DOM updates

Async data fetching prevents blocking

Bundle and compress Wasm for faster client delivery

Port JavaScript/TypeScript components to Leptos Rust components

Replace JS state with Leptos signals

Set up SSR templates for initial HTML render

Compile front-end to WebAssembly

Test hydration and reactive updates in browser