The open-source project executes declarative applications directly within standard web environments by relying on WebAssembly technology. Developers can build interfaces with reactive state handling, conditional text rendering, and interactive elements like button click events. To sustain ongoing engineering efforts, the project organizers are actively seeking financial contributions and sponsorships from the community.
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Swift in the Browser
Run declarative Swift applications natively in the browser with WebAssembly
@View
struct LoveCounter {
@State var count = 1
var body: some View {
p { String(repeating: "❤️", count: count) }
if count < 10 {
button { "More Love" }
.onClick { count += 1 }
} else {
p { "Enough love for you!" }
button { "Less Love" }
.onClick { count = 1 }
}
}
}
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