For Rust developers, we have good news: From now on, you can also experience WebForms Core technology in Rust. At Elanat, we have updated the WebForms class of the Rust programming language to the latest version of the WebFormsJS library, version 1.6.

WebForms Core is an automated and advanced technology for simple management of HTML tags on the server. In this technology, data is sent to the server completely faithfully to HTML (and is done via WebFormsJS), but the state of the page remains static. The server also sends INI data via the WebForms class to the WebFormsJS library on the client. WebForms Core technology allows you to manipulate tags offline in serverless scenarios. To use this technology, you need to add the WebFormsJS library and the WebForms class associated with your desired programming language to your system.

The GIF image below is an example demonstrating how to use Webforms Core with Rust programming language. In this example, the user views the images on the web page and has the ability to delete them. In this example, when the user clicks on the red button, the image file is deleted from the server and subsequently, on the web page, the tag containing the image, the image name, and the delete button are deleted and a deletion message is shown to the user for 3 seconds.

You can get the sample code of image.