What you say is totally true. I still love using Rust for web and bet my projects on it, but is certainly the fact you will need to reimplement certain things.

What you say is totally true. I still love using Rust for web and bet my projects on it, but is certainly the fact you will need to reimplement certain things. In the other hand, having less features have help me in re-factor not just the code but how I do the whole thing, making more focused choices to be able to solve problems with less complexity. Eventually the design you get (partially because the lack of support for things on Rust) is much better overall. To make things more concrete: I use nearly 0 JS and no "single page apps", use tailwind and have reduced, a lot!, CSS designs issues, have more control in how mutate things, have less API surface, make better use of what PostgreSQL have, etc.