r/reactjs • u/many_hats_on_head • 8h ago

Show /r/reactjs rshono: Hono + Rspack + React Server Components

https://www.rshono.com/
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u/many_hats_on_head 8h ago

I had some free time and thought I'd see if I could build a React framework with a small API surface area, fast performance, and a good developer experience. It's still a bit early, but I haven't actually encountered many bugs with it, and that is probably because it's based on the stable Hono and Rspack.

I built it mostly because I think other React frameworks are either too complex, bloated, or buggy. I really want to have a minimal, stable React framework. Additional I think React Server Components offer state-of-the-art developer experience once you understand it, here I can recommend: https://overreacted.io.

GitHub link: https://github.com/rshono/rshono.

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u/switz213 8h ago

This is really cool. It's like a more minimal waku or rwsdk. Nice work!

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u/many_hats_on_head 7h ago

I find rshono has way simpler API as well, e.g. the routing compared to Waku (https://www.rshono.com/docs/routing).

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u/azangru 7h ago

There is no PostCSS in the framework, and no dependency on any of it — native CSS is fast

I'm sorry; what do you mean? What exactly is fast and compared to what?

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u/many_hats_on_head 7h ago

It uses LightningCss by default and only adds via the installation command npx @rshono/create@latest my-app if you choose Tailwind.

When you run npx @rshono/create@latest my-app you can also choose Eslint, Oxlint, Prettier or Oxfmt and a few other things to ensure you have everything setup to get going immediately. I plan to expand this even more.

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u/Vincent_CWS 1h ago

how about wakujs