Sorry about the confusion. Glimmer DSL for Web doesn't rely on React in any way whatsoever, but it enables building Frontend components, just like React's, albeit with a lot less code in Ruby. The first React component rewrite I did with Glimmer DSL for Web became 1/10 its size in Glimmer vs React. Andy On Tue, Apr 28, 2026 at 5:04 PM Information via ruby-talk <ruby-talk@ml.ruby-lang.org> wrote:

Hallo, is it also possible to use other Frameworks than React with it?

- Thank you

Am 28.04.26 um 20:19 schrieb Andy Maleh via ruby-talk:

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What took 1.5 months to build in React JS code took 1.5 days in Glimmer DSL for Web Ruby code When I reimplemented a React component as the first Glimmer DSL for Web Component in my job's Fintech Rails web app, I thought I did what would have taken 1 week in React in 1.5 days in Glimmer, which seemed like a great improvement in productivity at the time (333.33% the productivity if we count 1 week of React as 5 business days). I recently inspected the Git timeline of the original React component, and discovered that it actually took 1.5 months to develop initially!!!

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