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> I wouldn't call Actix the most mature Surely? I try several other for replace my .NET core project, and Actix is the only one that barely get there. Which o
by mamcx 7y ago
> I wouldn't call Actix the most mature
Surely? I try several other for replace my .NET core project, and Actix is the only one that barely get there.
Which other handle without much fuzz:
- Auth (big!)
- Routing with state and db pooling
- Forms
- Templates
- Encode/Decode all stuff (query string, headers, etc)
- Allow to inject middle-wares
- Have (at least) the bare minimum of functionality like gzip encoding
- And many other small details I forget now
I have worked, alot, with django, then use .net core and now Actix, and the others rust frameworks are lacking badly as far I see.
What I see the rust ecosystem is lacking now is mostly around templating (need more love for dynamic options!) and some stabilization around rdbms usage..
- _-___________-_ 7y agoActix has a lot of features, but to me that's not the same as maturity. I don't want one "batteries-included" framework, I want components (preferably mature and relatively boring) with well-defined interfaces that I can use together to build my backend.
- mamcx 7y agoThats is fine, but is surprising how many stuff you need to make a semi-complex site. Is better for a ecosystem to have the "batteries-included" framework that cover the needs of many and then specialize. Django, ROR pull a lot of people into.