inferno is a wiki-management system written in
Rust and held up by the aching back of
leptos.
Inferno subscribes to a minimalist philosophy that wikis should only be the requested content and nothing else. Lightweight installations, opinionated design to get writing wikis more quickly, and zero JavaScript bloat.
In fact, Inferno is completely usable without JavaScript.
Graceful Degradation
is a key concept in both leptos and Inferno, and Inferno is battle-tested in
some of the most extreme browsing environments (most notably
lynx, because if the website can
support lynx cleanly it can support anything).
Check out a running instance at https://infernowiki.rs/, but be gentle, please.
Unsafe code is forbidden. Classically and interestingly, many of the big day-0 exploits happen because of simple oversights that would otherwise be bounds-checked by the compiler or at runtime.
I expect inferno to grow along with the Rust ecosystem, which means I can
expect to be pulling crates to do jobs that might be done with unsafe code
that are battle-tested.