Standards first web framework

A rebirth of the frontend

Nue makes a full cleanup for the overly complex ecosystem

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• @snowcode

  I'm totally loving Nue — I like where this is going; it looks like you're creating an extensible "better version" of HTML built for content producers! Re-imagining what html could have been. txs for all the work! ❤️

• @retiagod

  What a great contribution to the world!

• Feedback

  I love the vision behind this project!!! As a former front end dev who turned away from dev work due to a dislike for working entirely in JS I can see what I loved about UX dev work throughout the vision and roadmap of this project.

• @aziis98

  Awesome project, feels very refreshing even for me being a great fan of Vite and Astro.

• Feedback

  I wish you to succeed because what you are trying to build is what I've been dreaming of since long time.

• Feedback

  Love what you are doing with the project, thank you! I also have a big passion for making the web a simpler place for developers. I work as a front-end developer by day, using React, and I've thought over and over again, surely there must be a better, simpler way. So thank you!

• Feedback

  Wow. I am so much loving the concepts you guys have introduced in Nue CSS and Nue Kit and all your projects are amazing. I am really falling in love with all of the projects.

• Feedback

  I just found your site, and am excited about the concepts of content first, separation of concern, and everything else. I have been looking and waiting for the RAD version of web development. Maybe Nue is it? Also, as a fellow Scandinavian, Finnish design doesn't hurt. Good luck forward!

• @ulrischa

  Seems like Nue could finally bring back something we lost all the way

• @ondreian

  Nice to see you still out in the wild writing code and working to solve problems in our ecosystem @tipiirai

• @eh8

  It's really awesome to see this recent counter-revolution of developer tools emphasizing simplicity. Nue gives me the same optimistic, feel-good vibe that htmx and Alpine.js gave me when I first read about them.

• Feedback

  Moi Tero! Erittäin hyvää settiä, mikä resonoi tällaisen yli 25 vuotta webbiä tehnyt ”UX devaajan” ajatusten kanssa vahvasti. Toivotan menestystä Nue:lle 👍

• @darkhorse007

  This is surprisingly good news for the frontend. I'm looking forward to the release of Nue's entire ecosystem.

• @auraham

  I am very impressed by the examples, they are so easy to read. I have zero experience with React, Svelte and JS in general, but after reading the examples make me want to learn more.

• @ilrwbwrkhv

  More frontend devs needs to stop following the herd and think for themselves and look back at how hackers used to work back in the day to use as little memory as possible.

• @ctrlzkids

  Insanely impressive. Well done 👏

• @en_ka8

  I'm really rooting for your project to grow. I'm very excited about its concept. Because I think no framework has it figured out yet, so I really welcome every new solution to make web dev easier.

• Feedback

  It's so wonderful to hear someone espouse the benefits of semantic CSS over all of this "utility-first" nonsense. I understand the draw of Tailwind but there's just so much overhead and the learning curve is steep. And if you're working with Tailwind all of the time, you'll forget what items-center means in CSS. Excited to follow Nue!

• @CoooolXyh

  If you haven’t tried Nuejs yet, you better hurry up and give it a go!

• @edimoldovan

  Great job with Nue, you are hitting many of the pain points I had with the frontend tooling.

• @OsrsNeedsf2P

  It's funny how React and other frameworks spent so much effort abstracting the render loop, meanwhile Nue is just like "call update()". And in the end, Nue looks a lot simpler to use.