Actually, if you addopt a mindset where you don't care about the ecosystem as much, you don't need to wait for rust-wasm to mature. For example, a friend of mi

Actually, if you addopt a mindset where you don't care about the ecosystem as much, you don't need to wait for rust-wasm to mature. For example, a friend of mine just shipped a web-app for a client, that wanted something to help them organize local chemists conference between few universities. He wrote it in Elixir. Didn't actually use Javascript, because it doesn't need to be a single-page-app, right? :) Few froms, nice theme. Ok, maybe there was few lines of jquery, where absolutely necessary. I remember once using Vaadin, just because I already know Java and didn't really care that nobody uses Vaadin anymore :D Or, if you don't actually have client to solve a problem for, but want to try out a cool tech, I would suggest playing around with PureScript. Inspired by Haskell, compiles to JS, has nice ecosystem and many of the libraries don't have JS dependencies. Or maybe Elm, if you want something simmilar, but more focused/lightweight? :-) Claudia Doppioslash has a nice overview of both: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kGoaUqcq4A https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kGoaUqcq4A