@Hobbitstomper
From what I understand, WASM doesn't have access to the HTML DOM and anything that wants to access the DOM, has to do so via WASM DOM API which uses JavaScript. The official Yew docs mention that "using DOM APIs from WebAssembly is still slower than calling them directly from JavaScript". This is something that they are hoping to fix in the future, so that WASM has direct access to the DOM. So for now it seems, anything that accesses the HTML DOM is being compiled into JavaScript. The only performance gain we get is the server side execution of front end functions. Anyone, feel free to correct me, as I am only 99% sure.
@MeizanoAM
Your content is really great. The expertise on rust is on point. And no time is wasted.
@boi64pr60
I've been waiting for a video tutorial like this, thank you.
@dr-maybe
Cool video, but it might be better with a “limitations” section. Accessing the DOM, window or document is a real hassle, the rust GUI browser frameworks are not mature and the performance isn’t actually better than JS in these frameworks. I’m a huge rust fan, but wouldn’t recommend yew over react for serious projects yet.
@matthewpaquette
Beautiful is an interesting word of choice
@emilcrafter
This is really cool and all, didn't expect to see a "react equivalent" in Rust. I'm betting we'll see much more like this in the future. HOWEVER, if I were to ever use wasm on a project, you best believe that project has to be something I'm so passionate I'm willing to die for it because no one in the world is going to want to maintain that code for me.
@anotidaisheneilmisi904
First 40 seconds in and I'm impressed, great channel. Love the graphics and this is one of the few times I get to watch something that no one else is talking about, I know WASM and Rust obviously but I'd never heard of Yew
@t0prar
I'm a systems developer and I love rust for that purpose. But what I love even more is to see how this basically helps with applications that usually rely on Python, Ruby, JavaScript and so on. Although mostly not yet production ready for all of this. This really is a hell of a language. Can't wait for all these crates to mature.
@santiagop.a1432
This caught my attention immediately as I scrolled down my YouTube news feed. I’m react dev and I feel like it’d be a good strategy to keep an eye on these new players in the web landscape. Rust feels weird though, but willing to shift if needed, as for now I’ll keep writing js code. Thanks, really insightful video.
@kg3217
Really liked how it was quick and shows enough similarity with react, so easier to try it
@danygagnon8446
Okay this intro is beyond amazing. Nice video. Only thing with yew is the lack of community made components.
@emrecaniklioglu8682
Really great tutorial, I have been trying to learn Rust for a while now. And these kinds of tutorials were just what I needed to advance to the next step. I really appreciate it thanks a lot :)
@DarkOceanShark
Great tutorial sir! Thumbnail made me believe it's a new Fireship video XD
@yt-sh
This was pretty cool, you explained all the necessary details while keeping the video short.
@BG-fo4si
Really good tuto. I'd love to see more of these in the future, as I am currently working on react and I feel like Rust has a potential to take over the web in some time in the future.
@glennmiller394
I've watched several of your videos on the way to learning Rust. Beneficial stuff!
@MunshiWahid
Great video. I wanna especially thank you for the font size. Thank you.
@IsThatNiek
Wow! You create some high quality content. Keep going and you're going to blow up!
@BbB-vr9uh
Awesome, simple tutorial. Will definitely need to check out more example Yew projects on your channel.
@codetothemoon