Learn SYCAMORE-RUST with Real Code Examples
Updated Nov 25, 2025
Performance Notes
Fine-grained reactivity minimizes DOM updates
WebAssembly execution is faster than interpreted JS for Rust logic
Lazy-load large components to reduce startup time
Tree-shaking can reduce binary size
SSR can improve first load performance and SEO
Security Notes
Code runs in browser sandbox; standard browser security applies
Use HTTPS for API calls
Handle sensitive data carefully; Rust/WASM has no inherent secure storage
Validate user input on both client and server
Avoid unsafe Rust code unless fully reviewed
Monitoring Analytics
Browser console logs
Performance profiling for WASM
Event logging via Rust code
SSR logs for server-side rendering
Telemetry via backend API integration
Code Quality
Keep components modular and reusable
Use proper Rust idioms for memory safety
Write unit tests for reactive logic
Monitor WASM size and performance
Follow Sycamore lifecycle and best practices