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https://github.com/tireymorris/hyperwave

hyperwave is great for slow connections - in my testing, even a 2G throttled connection is still usable with load times in the 5s range.


flapjack is a server-side framework for building web applications.

    fast: Bun and Hono for best-in-class performance
    lightweight: ~20kb payload. Demo loads in a couple seconds even while throttled to 2G.
    productive: use the best tools for the job: Tailwind, HTMX, and TypeScript
    portable: compile a binary to deploy anywhere


For anyone looking for a better alternative to the current web dev landscape:

use hyperwave. https://github.com/tireymorris/hyperwave

It allows you to build full-SSR apps with Tailwind and JSX, has support for SQLite and HTMX, and is in general a great return to how web dev used to be / should be.


this is just an hype-driven "glue code" which combines the most popular buzzwords at the moment, a framework is something else


I'll do you one better: use hyperwave. https://github.com/tireymorris/hyperwave

It allows you to build full-SSR apps with Tailwind and JSX, has support for SQLite and HTMX, and is in general a great return to how web dev used to be / should be.


hyperwave is a server-side framework for building web applications.

- fast: Bun and Hono for best-in-class performance - lightweight: ~20kb payload, loads in < 5 seconds on slow 3G - productive: use the best tools for the job: Tailwind, HTMX, and TypeScript - portable: compile a binary to deploy anywhere


Another day another JavaScript framework.

Also, to me at least, just because it’s able to execute code on the browser and on the server doesn’t mean “full stack”.

Let me know when it supports all the real stuff you need to build actual “full stack” applications.


Oh, and I tried to keep the dependencies very light. The heaviest dependency is HTMX which is like 14k, and you could even rip it out if you don’t need it.


Essentially, I’ll admit that was a bit of title-bait.

The general approach (SSR and hypermedia) is also inherently performant compared to the current trend of bloated CSR apps, or suboptimal React frameworks.


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