Datastar: Lightweight Hypermedia Framework for Reactive Web Applications
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Summary
Datastar is a lightweight hypermedia framework for building reactive web applications, from simple sites to real-time collaborative apps. It emphasizes server-side rendering combined with frontend framework capabilities, packaged in a single 10.75 KiB file. The framework allows developers to use any backend language and supports both text/html and text/event-stream content types, enabling regular HTML responses or server-sent events streaming.
Key quotes
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Harness the simplicity of server-side rendering and the power of a frontend framework, with a single 10.75 KiB file.
Write your backend in the language of your choice (we have SDKs, too).
Datastar accepts text/html and text/event-stream content types, so you can send regular HTML responses or stream server-sent events (SSE) from the backend.
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