Learn SYCAMORE-RUST with Real Code Examples

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

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

Browser console logs

Performance profiling for WASM

Event logging via Rust code

SSR logs for server-side rendering

Telemetry via backend API integration

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