Using Dioxus with Rust to build performant single-page apps

In this tutorial, we will use Dioxus with Rust to build performant single-page apps. Dioxus is a Rust library that allows you to build cross-platform UI components similar to React, but with the safety and speed of Rust. We will focus on the web renderer in this example.

To get started, you will need to install Rust and the wasm-bindgen and im crates. wasm-bindgen provides a bridge between Rust and JavaScript, and im provides immutable data structures.

The app will have four components: the app component, the input component, the entry component, and the to-do list component. We will start by defining the app component, which sets the stage for creating the to-do list.

The app component will include references for the to-do list, the new entry, and the input. These references allow us to access and modify the state of each component.

Next, we will create the input component, which includes event handlers for key events. These handlers update the state of the input field with the user's input.

We will also create a configuration file, which allows you to set the title of the app and other options such as platform and code reloading during development.

Finally, we will build and deploy the application using Dioxus and Rust.

Overall, this tutorial provides a step-by-step guide to building a performant single-page app with Dioxus and Rust.