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Svelte Rust

A simple example to run Rust 🦀 code in your Svelte application.

Overview:

This article discusses how to integrate the Rust programming language into a Svelte app. It provides a step-by-step guide on creating a Svelte project, installing dependencies, and adding Rust code to the app.

Features:

  • Live Demo: The article mentions a live demo of the Svelte + Rust integration, allowing users to play around with the demo.
  • Create a Svelte app: It provides instructions on how to create a Svelte project using the create-svelte tool.
  • Developing: Explains how to start a development server after creating a project and installing dependencies.
  • Building: Discusses how to create a production version of the Svelte app and provides instructions on previewing and deploying the app.
  • Add Rust to Svelte app: Guides users on how to install Rust and wasm-pack, create a new Rust package, write a Rust function, specify the version of the package, build the Rust package, and import it into the Svelte app.
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