rari: React Server Components Framework with Rust Runtime
By
bvanvugt
Yesterday's bagel, baked twice. Familiar and a bit tough.
Summary
rari is a new framework that enables React Server Components to run on a Rust runtime, combining the HTTP server, RSC renderer, and routing in Rust with embedded V8, allowing developers to go from zero to React Server Components in minutes.
Key quotes
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The HTTP server, RSC renderer, and routing run in Rust with embedded V8
Zero to RSC in minutes
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