WebUI Framework

Bindings, conditions, and loops render on the server without browser state or hydration. Add a sibling TypeScript or JavaScript class only when a component owns behavior.

Defer bindings and listeners until viewport relevance, or keep an optional application graph out of startup JavaScript until first interaction. One template policy declares the boundary.

Place boundaries where readiness changes. WebUI flushes and hydrates a complete child region while its parent and slower content keep rendering, without a virtual DOM.

HTML-only components hydrate nothing, exact state projection keeps payloads focused, and deferred policies postpone work. The benchmark below reports LCP, JavaScript heap, and renderer memory alongside throughput.

Lazy rendering uses native content-visibility to defer offscreen style, layout, paint, raster, and hydration while preserving server-rendered content and scroll geometry.

Templates and Web Components compile into a binary protocol. Rust, Go, Python, C#, Bun, Deno, Node.js, WASM, service workers, and edge runtimes only fill holes and write bytes.