<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>HellaJS is a tiny reactive framework that offers fast DOM updates, composability, lightweight nature, declarative UI writing, and simplicity.</li><li>In this tutorial, a simple Todo app is built using HellaJS.</li><li>Core concepts covered include handling state and reactivity, managing input and adding todos, building the UI declaratively, and mounting the app to the DOM.</li><li>State management in HellaJS is achieved using signals.</li><li>Handling user input and adding todos are fundamental functionalities demonstrated.</li><li>The UI is constructed using html, forEach, and show functions for a declarative approach.</li><li>The final Todo app example includes signal usage, effects, input handling, and rendering the UI.</li><li>HellaJS simplifies building reactive and declarative web apps with minimal complexity and optimal performance.</li><li>The composable API and direct DOM updates contribute to the framework's ease of use and efficiency.</li><li>HellaJS is recommended for projects where reactive behavior and declarative UI are desired.</li><li>For more information, refer to the HellaJS documentation, GitHub repository, and performance benchmarks.</li></ul>

HellaJS - A Tiny Reactive Framework

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