tinyweb
A minimal Rust toolkit for building client-side web applications with no JavaScript, no dependencies, and less than 800 lines of code.
What is tinyweb?
TinyWeb is a toolkit for building client-side web applications entirely in Rust, compiled to WebAssembly. It solves the complexity and correctness concerns of JavaScript/TypeScript frameworks by leveraging Rust's type system while maintaining a minimal codebase with no external dependencies.
Rust developers who want to build web applications without JavaScript, and those prioritizing simplicity, correctness, and minimal dependencies over feature-rich frameworks.
Developers choose TinyWeb for its extreme minimalism (under 800 lines of code), lack of dependencies, and the ability to write full-stack Rust applications with a consistent language and tooling.
Overview
Rust on the client. Less than 800 lines of code. No dependencies.
Use Cases
Best For
- Building simple, correct web applications entirely in Rust
- Projects where minimal dependencies and auditability are critical
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