Waku Has a Free Minimal React Framework — Here's How to Use It

Next.js is powerful but heavy. Remix has opinions about data loading. Waku strips React Server Components down to their essence — a minimal framework for small-to-medium projects. What Is Waku? Waku is the minimal React framework. It supports React Server Components (RSC) without the complexity of larger frameworks. Think of it as "RSC without the overhead." Quick Start npm create waku@latest my-app cd my-app && npm run dev // src/pages/index.tsx — Server Component by default import { getArticles } from ' ../lib/db ' ; export default async function HomePage () { const articles = await getArticles (); // Runs on server return ( < main > < h1 > My Blog </ h1 > { articles . map ( article => ( < article key = { article . id } > < h2 > { article . title } </ h2 > < p > { article . excerpt } </ p > </ article > )) } </ main > ); } Why Waku Over Next.js Waku Next.js Bundle size Minimal Large Config complexity Near zero Extensive Build time Fast Varies Learning curve Small Steep RSC support Co