Solid (SolidJS) on a Mac
Fine-grained reactive UI framework; SolidStart serves it as a Node process · Runtimes
Solid is a reactive UI framework with JSX like React's but no virtual DOM; components run once and fine-grained signals update the DOM directly, which is why it tops UI benchmarks. Solid 2.0 (RC) makes async a first-class part of that reactivity: promises can be used directly inside the graph, with reworked Suspense and deterministic batching (npm i solid-js@rc @solidjs/web@rc to try it). Start a project with npm create solid@latest. To *serve* a Solid app there is SolidStart; SSR, streaming, file routing and server functions. SolidStart v2 is stable on Vite 8 + Rolldown (needs Node 24+): the dev server runs on :3000 and vite build produces a real Node server you host behind Apache/Nginx and monitor here like any other service; or a purely static build any web server serves directly.
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