Learn SYCAMORE-RUST with Real Code Examples

Reactive todo list

Dashboard with charts updating in real-time

Form-based CRUD application

Offline-capable SPA using WASM caching

SSR-rendered blog with hydration

Ensure correct WASM target is installed

Check browser console for runtime errors

Validate component macro syntax

Inspect reactive signals for unexpected behavior

Verify Cargo dependencies and versions

Unit test Rust logic with `cargo test`

Test components with SSR or hydration

Debug reactive signals in browser

Check event handling correctness

Validate WebAssembly output and performance

Static hosting with WASM and HTML (Netlify, GitHub Pages)

Integrated backend with Rust server frameworks

Docker container deployment

CI/CD pipelines using GitHub Actions or GitLab

SSR deployment on server-side Rust runtime

Rust and Cargo

wasm-pack or Trunk for building and bundling

Sycamore DevTools for debugging

WebAssembly target browsers

Third-party Rust crates for web (e.g., reqwest, serde)

Fetch API for HTTP requests

WebSockets for real-time communication

Server-side Rust frameworks (Axum, Actix) for backend

CSS frameworks (Tailwind, Bootstrap) for styling

JavaScript interop when needed via wasm-bindgen

Reuse components across projects

Use signals carefully to avoid unnecessary updates

Leverage Rust async for API calls

Optimize WASM binary size with features

Use Trunk or wasm-pack for faster builds

Learning curve for Rust and reactive programming

Debugging WebAssembly in browser

Binary size optimization for WASM

SSR integration complexity

Limited ready-made UI component libraries