Lustre

Constructs HTML using pure Gleam functions without templates or macros, making code predictable and testable, as emphasized in the README's feature list.

Uses an Elm and Erlang-inspired architecture to manage state, reducing accidental complexity and providing a consistent pattern across applications, per the README.

Components can run in the browser, as Web Components, or on the server, enabling code reuse across targets, highlighted in the philosophy section.

Includes command-line tools for scaffolding and building apps, streamlining development workflow, as noted in the features list.

Allows generating static HTML for performance and SEO benefits, integrated directly into the framework, mentioned in the key features.