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Brio started as a private project for fun and learning. I’ve used it in one of my own production projects, on a small scale, and recently decided it was ready to share.
The starting point is the HTML you already have: add a widget to an existing app, enhance a server-rendered page, or build something larger with components and routing. You don’t have to rebuild your site around it.
I’d love to hear what brought you here, what you’re trying to build, or where the docs leave you stuck. First impressions and small examples are useful too; you don’t need a pull request to help.
Please use Q&A for usage questions, Ideas for proposals, and Show and tell for things you’ve built. Reproducible bugs belong in Issues; suspected security vulnerabilities should go through private reporting.
This is independently maintained, so replies may take time. Thanks for taking a look.
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Hi, I’m Jonathan, the author of Brio.
Brio started as a private project for fun and learning. I’ve used it in one of my own production projects, on a small scale, and recently decided it was ready to share.
The starting point is the HTML you already have: add a widget to an existing app, enhance a server-rendered page, or build something larger with components and routing. You don’t have to rebuild your site around it.
If you’re new here:
I’d love to hear what brought you here, what you’re trying to build, or where the docs leave you stuck. First impressions and small examples are useful too; you don’t need a pull request to help.
Please use Q&A for usage questions, Ideas for proposals, and Show and tell for things you’ve built. Reproducible bugs belong in Issues; suspected security vulnerabilities should go through private reporting.
This is independently maintained, so replies may take time. Thanks for taking a look.
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