I'm still not sure if Yew or Dioxus is a better library, but a thing I will say in favor of Yew: Pretty much every time I've gone "hm, but I need to do [X], and the model doesn't support [X]" I realize Yew anticipated this and has a component [Y] that does [X]
The thing that fuckin rules about using Rust in the year 2026 is that you have the benefit of a bunch of systems which are (1) mature, but (2) less than ten years old. In 2020 the systems were not mature or didn't exist so I bet Rust wasn't so good. In 2036 the systems will be still mature BUT will be more than ten years old and so Rust libraries will be terrible like C++ and JavaScript libraries are terrible. But right now it is 2026. This is the only sense in which it is lucky to live in 2026.
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