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# Iris Vision
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WASM reactive UI framework for Go - build browser applications without JavaScript.
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## Organization Context
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This repo is part of Flowmade. See [organization manifesto](https://git.flowmade.one/flowmade-one/architecture/src/branch/main/manifesto.md) for who we are and what we believe.
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## What This Is
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Iris is an open-source UI framework that enables Go developers to build reactive browser applications compiled to WebAssembly. It provides:
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- **Signals-based reactivity** - Automatic DOM updates when state changes
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- **Component library** - Button, Text, Input, View, Canvas, SVG
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- **Client-side routing** - Router with guards and history management
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- **OIDC authentication** - Browser-based auth flows for WASM apps
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- **Static file server** - Host component for serving WASM applications
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## Who This Serves
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- **Go developers** who want to build web UIs without learning JavaScript
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- **Teams** building internal tools and dashboards
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- **Projects** that benefit from shared Go code between server and client
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## Goals
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1. **Simple reactivity** - Signals that just work, no complex state management
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2. **Familiar patterns** - Go idioms, not React/Vue patterns forced into Go
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3. **WASM-first** - Designed for WebAssembly, not ported from elsewhere
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4. **Minimal dependencies** - Only syscall/js for browser interop
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## Non-Goals
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- Server-side rendering (SSR)
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- Virtual DOM diffing
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- CSS-in-Go styling system
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- Component marketplace
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