Rocal – Full-stack WASM framework

What it does

Rocal is Full-Stack WASM framework that can be used to build fast and robust web apps thanks to high performance of WebAssembly and Rust's typing system and smart memory management. Rocal adopts MVC(Model-View-Controller) architecture, so if you are not familiarized with the architecture, we highly recommend learning the architecture first before using Rocal. That's the essential part to make your application with Rocal effectively. fn run ( ) { migrate ! ( "db/migrations" ) ; route ! { get "/hello-world" => { controller : HelloWorldController , action : index , view : HelloWorldView } } } // ... in HelloWorldController impl Controller for HelloWorldController { type View = UserView ; } # […from github.com

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