Proa uses typed components for HTML and Markdown rendering in Rust

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The Rust framework renders typed components to multiple targets and promotes server rendering with selective interactivity; its showcase includes GitHub, Sentry and Airbnb recreations. It may interest engineers evaluating a new web architecture, though the excerpt gives no benchmark results.

What: - Proa is a Rust web framework built around composable components that render to multiple targets.
How: - A typed component can implement separate renderers for HTML and Markdown; the framework also supports selective interactivity.
Why it matters: - Reusing typed components across render targets can help engineers build applications that serve different output formats.

Proa sends one component through separate renderers to produce HTML or Markdown. Sketched from the article's own text.

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