Learn LEPTOS-RUST with Real Code Examples

Interactive todo app with signals

Dashboard fetching data via async Rust back-end

Form validation and submission with reactive UI

Real-time updates via WebSockets

SSR for SEO-friendly landing pages

Ensure correct Rust toolchain version

Check Cargo.toml dependencies for compatibility

Verify wasm-pack or cargo-leptos build process

Inspect browser console for WebAssembly errors

Debug SSR rendering using server logs

Unit test Rust components with `cargo test`

Test client-side Wasm with wasm-bindgen-test

Use browser dev tools for UI inspection

Check SSR output for HTML correctness

Profile performance and memory usage

Deploy SSR server to cloud platforms (Heroku, AWS, etc.)

Serve Wasm client bundle via static hosting/CDN

Dockerize full-stack Leptos app

Use GitHub Actions for CI/CD deployment

Split SSR and client WebAssembly hosting for optimization

cargo-leptos CLI for scaffolding and building

Rust compiler (rustc) and Cargo package manager

WebAssembly toolchain (wasm-pack) for client builds

Browser dev tools for debugging Wasm

Testing frameworks like wasm-bindgen-test or cargo test

Fetch API or reqwest for HTTP requests

WebSockets for real-time communication

CSS frameworks or TailwindCSS for styling

Databases via backend Rust frameworks

Crates.io Rust libraries for utilities, math, graphics

Use cargo-leptos watch for live reloading

Break app into reusable components

Profile and optimize signals carefully

Reuse Rust crates for shared logic

Automate builds and deployments via CI/CD

Debugging WebAssembly modules in browser

Managing memory and signals efficiently

SSR and client hydration edge cases

Async data handling with signals

Bundling and optimizing Wasm for production