Dioxus is a UI framework built with Rust, designed for performance, safety, and multi-platform flexibility. With React-inspired syntax and WebAssembly power, it enables developers to build fast, reliable, and cross-platform apps — all in pure Rust.
💡 Dioxus – Write once, run anywhere. Rust made as friendly as React.
🕰️ Development History
📌 2021 – Founded by Jonathan Kelley to bring a React-like developer experience to the Rust ecosystem.
📌 2022 – Released Dioxus Web and Dioxus Desktop, supporting WebAssembly and Tauri-based native apps.
📌 2023 – Introduced Dioxus LiveView and Dioxus CLI for real-time development and debugging.
📌 2024 – Present – Dioxus becomes the leading Rust UI framework, often compared to React and Flutter for its versatility and speed.
⚙️ Key Features
🦀 Rust-Native Performance – Lightning-fast execution with zero memory leaks.
🌐 Cross-Platform Support – Build for Web (WASM), Desktop (Tauri), Mobile (Wry), and even TUI.
⚛️ React-like Syntax – Familiar rsx!{} JSX-style macros for easy migration from React.
🔄 Hot Reloading – See UI updates in real time as you code.
🧩 Component-Based Design – Modular, maintainable, and easy to reuse.
🪶 Lightweight Core – No external dependencies, minimal overhead.
📦 Powerful CLI – Integrated tooling for build, serve, and debugging workflows.
💬 Why Choose Dioxus?
✅ Blazing performance powered by Rust and WebAssembly.
✅ Easy for React developers – similar concepts, safer execution.
✅ Truly cross-platform, covering web, desktop, and mobile targets.
✅ Active Rust community and excellent documentation.
✅ Future-proof foundation – redefining UI in the Rust ecosystem.
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