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may I ask, to do what? I think they don't claim to "be web" yet [0] and I doubt you were using PHP other than serving over http? [0] http://arewewebyet.com/ ht
by patates 11y ago
may I ask, to do what? I think they don't claim to "be web" yet [0] and I doubt you were using PHP other than serving over http?
[0] http://arewewebyet.com/ http://arewewebyet.com/
- steveklabnik 11y agoThis website is _extremely_ outdated, please don't take it as accurate.
- sbuttgereit 11y agoAgreed. That site was a good rundown at one point, but now it seems like a hurtful distraction. Are there any other good references for what the current state of these sorts of capabilities have reached? There are any number of crates out there for this sort of thing, but assessing usefulness seems dodgy at this point.
- steveklabnik 11y agoThere is one project but I'm not sure its truly launched yet so I don't want to talk about it.
- nachtigall 11y agoCan't anybody from the rust community take over this site? Creating a completely new site might be a fallback, but arewewebyet is referenced / linked very often and ranks high. https://github.com/teepee/arewewebyet https://github.com/teepee/arewewebyet looks abandoned.
- steveklabnik 11y agoWe have tried but the author has not gotten back the few times we've tried. Tried again today, check the issues there.
- k__ 11y agoCan you say something about those points? I mean there aren' many... HTTP Server? DB Drivers? Frameworks? E-Mail? I mean on Node.js I use Hapi (+a few plugins) and Sequelize, which does pretty much everything for me. I would guess, that everything besides the DB drivers is available in Rust too...
- steveklabnik 11y agoIt's not just about how many, but how mature they are. There's been a lot of work in the last year. For servers, there's rotor and hyper. Database drivers, we have very good Postgres and MongoDB options, with some SQlite bindings too. Possibly others, I don't pay too much attention to this space. We have multiple ORMs, one of which is being written by the maintainer of Rails' ActiveRecord. As for frameworks, we don't have a ton of full-stack ones, but a number of the smaller ones, iron, nickel, etc. I haven't explored email yet, but I know that there's some work there.
- EugeneOZ 11y agoHTTP Servers - all is ok Frameworks - all is fine HTTP client - Hyper works fine. Email - homemade email servers is a good way to go into blacklists, so mandrill/postman is the much better choice. "Several hundred thousand things about the place" - not actual anymore, there are rare things which are not covered by crates. Just open crates.io and type name of thing you need.
- patates 11y agoSorry, I had no idea. Will update my comment. It's a pity, though. I really liked checking on the status of the latest work for web development in Rust from a single place. edit: It seems that I can't edit that comment anymore.
- steveklabnik 11y agoYeah, totally not your fault. It was convenient, oh well...
- EugeneOZ 11y agoTo create REST API for Angular2 SPAs :) Works great, yesterday we've launched second web app, based on this API, and all goes very smooth.
- echelon 11y agoDid you use Hyper/Iron? How does it benchmark?