A content-first Web framework
Nue is a closer-to-metal framework embracing minimalism and web standards. It's structurally clean and stupidly fast.
Content-first: Build entire sites without ever leaving your content
Status
The goal of Nue is to build a perfect web framework for UX developers, which is ridiculously fast and easy to use.
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Nue JS
Server-side templating and reactive components
An HTML-first alternative to React. Read the backstory »
Nuekit
The content-first web framework
Closer-to-metal alternative to Next.js. Read the annoucement »
Nuemark
Markdown dialect for rich, interactive content
Content-first alternative to MDX. Read the announcement »
Nue CSS preview
Sneak peek of the best practises for writing maintainable CSS
Scaleable alternative to CSS-in-JS and Tailwind Read the article »
Templates
The best website templates ever existed in terms of design, maintainability, and performance
Otimized for UX developers and design-led organizations
Cloud
Stupidly fast and simple hosting for Nue projects
Ridiculously easier alternative to Vercel
Summer is coming ☀️
This site is rewritten, but we skyward ourselves to a summer mode. That is: we put on the folio-hat and go zoning to the dark Finnish forrest.
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Developer feedback
At some point in the last decade, popular frameworks and platforms have eschewed semantic markup, and, as a result, the web has become way more bloated than it ever needed to be. Stripping away presentational markup and unreadable CSS is something all web developers once believed in.
I'm glad Nue is bringing back that power.
Elliot Jay Stocks Legendary designer & early CSS advocate
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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! ❤️
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@retiagod
What a great contribution to the world!
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@aziis98
Awesome project, feels very refreshing even for me being a great fan of Vite and Astro.
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@ulrischa
Seems like Nue could finally bring back something we lost all the way
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@ondreian
Nice to see you still out in the wild writing code and working to solve problems in our ecosystem @tipiirai
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@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.
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@darkhorse007
This is surprisingly good news for the frontend. I'm looking forward to the release of Nue's entire ecosystem.
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@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.
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@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.
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@ctrlzkids
Insanely impressive. Well done 👏
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@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.
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@CoooolXyh
If you haven’t tried Nuejs yet, you better hurry up and give it a go!
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@edimoldovan
Great job with Nue, you are hitting many of the pain points I had with the frontend tooling.
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@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.