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HyTTS (pronounced "heights") is a full-stack web framework for server-side rendered web apps written in TypeScript. End-to-end type safety from server code to browser code and back is one of its major design principles. While HyTTS is heavily inspired by React and its JSX-based, component-oriented and declarative nature, it exclusively uses server-side rendering instead, with SPA-like interactivity based on concepts found in Turbo and htmx.
HyTTS' goal is to reduce the complexity of modern-day web development while retaining the user and developer experience improvements achieved by the web development community in recent years.
HyTTS is currently under active development after having completed a successful experimentation and prototyping phase. In the coming months, things might change considerably in an effort to enhance the feature set and to reduce the complexity of HyTTS' API and implementation.
Thus, HyTTS is not yet ready for production use and does not have any documentation yet.
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HyTTS (pronounced "heights") is a JSX-based full-stack framework with end-to-end type safety for server-side rendered web apps, inspired by Turbo and htmx.
We found that @hytts/hytts demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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