SuiWeb is an educational web framework with the goal to introduce the most important concepts of modern web frameworks, especially React, and explain how they work internally in an easy-to-understand way. The API provided by SuiWeb is heavily inspired by React's, so if you are already familiar with React, you most probably already know how to use most of the functions provided by SuiWeb.
SuiWeb is not meant to be used to develop real applications, as it's not optimized for performance. This is intentional, as optimizing performance would increase the complexity. The goal of this framework is to keep things as easy simple as possible, focusing on the essential parts of some important concepts.
SuiWeb was created as a project work at the ZHAW School of Engineering by Timo Siegenthaler and Simon Schuhmacher, and supervised by Dr. Gerrit Burkert. The project is based on an earlier implementation (SuiWeb 0.3.3) by Dr. Gerrit Burkert, that was used as part of the web development module of the computer science bachelor curriculum at ZHAW. The project is inspired by Rodrigo Pombo's Build your own React.
To get started, have a look at the instructions.
If you want to learn more about SuiWeb, check out the tutorial or the API documentation.
You can find some demos showing the functionality of SuiWeb in the demos directory.