Yeah I agree with this. I am working on an API backend in Rust too, and I originally started out writing it using actix-web. After the concerns about the massi

Yeah I agree with this. I am working on an API backend in Rust too, and I originally started out writing it using actix-web. After the concerns about the massive use of unsafe in actix-web in the past I grew a bit concerned and already made me think about going away from using actix-web. When I started looking at upgrading to actix-web 2.0 there was a lot of rework needed to be done, but very lacking documentation. I also reached out and got some help from the maintainer of actix-web a few times prior to that but he was always really really brief and for me personally it was difficult to make sense of. Of course I understand that he can’t spend his time helping everyone as that would take up all his time. But from purely a developer point of view, the docs were too lacking for me, and everything felt quite convoluted to try and make sense of. I was left feeling frustrated because actix-web was so hyped and seemingly popular but for me it was difficult to work with. I switched to hyper and so far am happy with my decision. I am not going to touch actix-web again anytime soon, but that is only my personal opinion and feeling.