The Beginning of Vista

Vista is currently in its alpha stage. It's a framework born from a desire for simplicity without sacrificing power.

If you've used Next.js, Vista will feel remarkably familiar. That's intentional. We believe in the power of convention. Vista is built on a foundation of Server Side Rendering with streaming, giving you—and your users—exceptional speed and a seamless experience.

The Architecture of Simplicity

At its core, Vista simply connects the dots differently. Traditionally, you trade simplicity for power. We asked: why not have both? By leveraging Rust-powered tooling under the hood, we bypass the black-box complexity of other frameworks.

When a request comes in, Vista spins up a lightweight server instance. It renders your React tree to a stream—not a string—piping it directly to the browser. This isn't just about speed; it's about fluidity. The server and client aren't separate worlds here; they are two sides of the same coin, sharing the same standard React code you already know.

This is just the beginning. The story of Vista is being written right now, and by building with it, you're helping to write it.