The list of libraries available for deploying web apps, the list does try to aim to be easiest way to deploy single page apps on web.

Web libraries

• Phoenix LiveView (Elixir)

So many possibilities with real time data updates on page. Requires server.

• Rust+Wasm Yew framework, or flask-like Rocket in Rust

Write full front end using Yew (WASM) and backend in Rust.

• Flask et.al (Python)

Battle tested, easy to use. Hard to achieve good concurrency and real time updates without good coding/infrastructure support

• Node.js/Deno (Express/Oak)

Async, speedy JS. Best for prototypes and production.

• Nim code (backend and front end), karax for single page applications

Compilation to JS makes it much better to make web apps. Backend is also stupid fast

• Akka + Scala.js

Using Akka HTTP for backend and Scala.js for front end. JVM and sbt are a drag to use

• CLJS (figwheel-main, shadow-cljs)

Write Clojurescript. Good, easy and hot reload setup. Lisp. Excellent for single page apps

• Flutter app

Possibility to port a website to mobile app. But generally, writing dart is better than JS, flutter productivity is good

• Using ReScript+React SPA

Looks like Scala but OCaml, easier/faster to learn than typescript??, with really good tooling and very concise JS output. No server side ReScript.

• Dart (Angular Dart)

Another heavy framework, dart2js -O3 gives concise output. (Although, Rescript is faster to learn)

JS Apps

1. WMR + Preact (fast and easy to use)
2. Svelte. Easy to use and understand.
3. Angular/React?
4. AlpineJS or Stimulus (great for HTML heavy with small JS)
5. htmx
6. MVP.css

Hosting

1. Glitch (static free, paid servers)
2. Replit (static free, node servers - free for now?)
3. Render (static free, paid for server based)
4. Firebase+Cloud Run (firebase hosting free for static sites, host assets on Firebase CDN and any server on Cloud Run, has good free tier)
5. Github Pages (static only - free)
6. Vercel (static only with server less functions support, no servers)
7. Cloud Run
8. Fleek (static - decentralized)
9. Heroku?
10. Surge (static)

Databases

1. gun.eco is a p2p database, super easy to setup and very fast. This is truly simple and revolutionary

Using the database is as simple as docker run -p 8765:8765 gundb/gun

node or js

for js include cdn

var Gun = require('gun');
var gun = Gun(["http://localhost:8765"]);

1. firebase
2. supabase