I tried to get a VERY basic #dioxus app working for about 6 hours now. To no avail.
I try to run a simple stream that counts to 100 in the server and the client should render a "loading percentage" from that.
But the client only receives the first two messages and then just hangs and does not continue.
I don't know why.
And of course, joining their discord to ask them is not possible because FUCKING discord wants me to verify my account again and again... I re-logged in for about 8 times now, verified my email again and again, but these SHITHEADS over at discord just won't let me join another "server".
Searching for the dioxus discord in their search did not help, clicking on "join" there just does nothing.
If there were not expensive hardware on my desk, I would flip the table right now.
FUCKING SHIT!
RE: https://hachyderm.io/@edfloreshz/116180713530512866
This is one of the most frustrating aspects of #Dioxus for me.
While it is undoubtedly one of the best #Rust UI frameworks available, I wish it didn’t heavily rely on web-related concepts and terminology for its syntax and functionality.
I acknowledge this is one of the most appealing aspects of the framework for most, but not for me.
Built a full-stack Rust web app entirely with Claude Code. Claude wrote all the code, I just directed the features, architecture and tech.
Stack:
- Axum with async-graphql API
- Dioxus WASM frontend
- ReDB database
It's an artillery calculator for the game Foxhole — place markers on maps, get firing solutions with wind compensation.
Feel free to check it out: https://arty.dp42.dev
Source code on my github
#Rust #WASM #Dioxus #Axum #AI #ClaudeCode #OpenSource #GameDev
Released eq_ui v0.1.1! A portable component library for Dioxus (Rust) with atomic design.
New in this release:
- 21 color themes with runtime switching
- EqCarousel, EqImage, EqImageCard components
- Hero sections with background images
- Custom theme support via CSS injection
One dependency: dioxus. That's it.
https://github.com/equidevium/eq_ui
#Dioxus #Rust #UI #ICreatedAThing #FutureOfUI #OpenSource #RustLang
Been an #AI hater for a long time. (Re) building a cold weather shelter guest management tool in #Rust with #dioxus and I’m honestly impressed with how well #Opus is working out. I’m incompetent at front end design, and it’s enabled me to move so much faster on that front.
It’s not perfect and I have to review the code and reprompt occasionally for maintainability reasons. Even with that the time I’m saving is incredible.
Today I found a TUI for managing translations! 💯
🗂️ **lingora** — A localization management tool for Fluent translation files
🌀 Detect missing/redundant translations + validate dioxus-i18n usage
🦀 Written in Rust & built with @ratatui_rs
⭐ GitHub: https://github.com/nigeleke/lingora
#rustlang #ratatui #tui #i18n #localization #fluent #dioxus #devtools #terminal
#Dioxus has so many great tools! These include use_context for providing a context to all children of a component or use_resource for asynchronous resource loading.
It is just very well integrated, and RSX feels surprisingly elegant, even a bit more readable than XML syntax in my opinion.
For a quick test of #dioxus I implemented a web interface for #faup-rs, you can see the demo website (all running locally in webasm) https://faup.claudex.be/
cc @qjerome