Learn SYCAMORE-RUST with Real Code Examples

Components defined as Rust functions or structs with reactive state

Signals hold reactive data; changes propagate automatically

View macros generate virtual DOM trees

Event handlers and reactive updates trigger fine-grained re-renders

Optional SSR and hydration for initial load and SEO

View macros generate virtual DOM

Signals propagate state changes to UI

Components re-render only when reactive dependencies change

Event handlers executed in Rust

SSR generates static HTML for first load, then hydrates

Reactive component tree

Signal-based fine-grained state updates

Optional server-side rendering and hydration

Integration with Rust backend frameworks

Stateless or locally stateful components

SPA dashboards with live data

Offline-capable PWA with Rust logic

SSR-powered blog or documentation site

Client-side computation-heavy apps

Rust full-stack app with Sycamore front-end

Component-based declarative UI

Fine-grained reactive state

Type safety and memory safety via Rust

Compile to WebAssembly for performance

Optional SSR for SEO and fast initial load

Use signals efficiently to minimize re-renders

Split app into small reusable components

Lazy-load heavy components

Use SSR for large apps

Optimize WASM binary size

Move existing Rust logic into Sycamore components

Wrap state in Signals for reactivity

Replace HTML templates with view macros

Integrate async API calls via fetch or reqwest

Test and deploy WASM build to browser