Great project! Tangential, but I've been thinking about this a lot lately and have an idea of what I'd like to see attempted next in this area.<p>Like many have said, the JS framework ecosystem (ok, while kind of a meme much of the time) is a total juggernaut.<p>I wouldn't mind seeing some kind of.. unholy combination of SSR for JS frameworks with a Rust (or even other language) backend if it was feasible.<p>JS is still a lot more mature and ergonomic for front-end. Rust is kind of a chore for this kind of work currently. It works, but wasn't designed for it and it feels a bit clumsy. On the flip side, Rust is a safe and super fast server language (Go a great choice as well, or others too).<p>I suppose I'd like to see some kind of framework that makes it easier to pair the two, instead of insisting that a single language isomorphic approach is best.<p>This might not be practical - I feel like routing might end up being a nightmare. I'm more just saying it seems harder to pair peanut butter with jelly than it should be and someone smarter than me could probably figure it out :). I'm naively guessing that as long as you had a JS interpreter on the server side, it could be made to work (no problem in Rust for either Node or Deno since embedding those is possible).<p>We've got thing like Next, SvelteKit, and Fresh. We've also got things like LiveView - there may be a further middleground between the two.