Why Kittine
Every feature this site needed — logical operators, method calls, path-qualified expressions, plain local bindings, custom loop keys, re-exports — got designed, parsed, code-generated and tested inside the compiler before a single page used it. Nothing here is a workaround.
Kittine doesn't reinvent a runtime, a package manager, or a build system. It reinvents the syntax you write and hands the rest to cargo, rustc, wasm-bindgen and Leptos — the same tools that already compile every other Rust web app on your machine.
Leptos is fine-grained reactive: signals update exactly the DOM nodes that depend on them, no diffing pass, no virtual tree. Kittine's <{signal}> >> value syntax compiles straight down to that model — the reactivity is real, not simulated.
Every construct on this page — the reactive counter you can click below, the install tabs, the code comparison toggle — was compiled by the real kittine-compiler binary, checked against real Leptos 0.7, and run through a real dev server before it shipped.
