> I wouldn't write a LoB application in Rust Is ironic, but in fact rust is easier to use for Lob than for low level stuff (for the obvious reason low level st

> I wouldn't write a LoB application in Rust Is ironic, but in fact rust is easier to use for Lob than for low level stuff (for the obvious reason low level stuff requiere more intricate knowledge). I'm building a erp/ecommerce backend, ported from F#. Rust, alike F#, have all the machinery for encode nicely business requirements, but I think I'm building much better logic in rust than F#, in part because doing imperative and async stuff is effortless, the rust syntax not depend on inference (so not guessing what this function is) and the wonderfull From/Into traits. In the other hand, I'm building a relational language on the side, and it is very hard! Somehow, I hit all the hard corners of rust (and have progressed like a snail), where in the other side the erp backend is progressing as fast as I have done in other langs (f#, python, swift, ..) and even doing things that before I can't (because time). My only 2 major complains: Rust slow compiler (rust, like c and c++ are damm slow languages) and the web ecosystem still lack a django-kind of experience.