An Example Template for Using Leptos & Tailwind for Full Stack Applications
Leptos Starter Template provides a streamlined way to integrate the robust Leptos web framework with TailwindCSS, allowing developers to create full-stack applications efficiently. Designed as a standalone setup, it eliminates the need for the entire Leptos repository, providing a minimalist starting point for building applications with modern tooling. This template leverages cargo-leptos and is configured to run seamlessly with the latest Rust features, making it an excellent choice for developers looking to harness the power of WebAssembly alongside stylish CSS.
The template not only simplifies setup but also keeps the development process straightforward. With comprehensive installation instructions and the ability to easily modify your app, it offers a solid foundation for exploring the capabilities of Leptos while maintaining a clean and maintainable code structure.
TailwindCSS Integration: Effortlessly combine TailwindCSS with Leptos, allowing for rapid styling and responsive design directly within your application framework.
Full-Stack Functionality: Built to support full-stack applications, the template enables you to utilize both front-end and back-end capabilities smoothly.
Easy Installation: Quick setup instructions via cargo install and npm for Tailwind let you get started without unnecessary hassle.
WebAssembly Support: Seamlessly compile Rust to WebAssembly, optimizing performance and enabling advanced client-side capabilities.
Server Side Rendering: Built-in support for server-side rendering with hydration enhances the user experience by delivering pre-rendered HTML.
Client Side Rendering: Flexibility to choose client-side rendering using Trunk, catering to various developer preferences and project requirements.
VS Code Compatibility: Includes guidance on setting up with VS Code, complete with Tailwind CSS Intellisense for a more productive coding environment.
Alternative Tooling: Provides options beyond the main setup with wasm-pack and cargo, giving developers the freedom to customize their workflow as needed.
