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Sort of? I'm using it to launch a server to display preflight checks and user configuration for drones, with a web (HTML/CSS/JS) UI. It makes sense, since the d
by the__alchemist 4y ago
Sort of? I'm using it to launch a server to display preflight checks and user configuration for drones, with a web (HTML/CSS/JS) UI. It makes sense, since the drone firmware is programmed in rust, so I can share data structures. I'm using the Rocket framework for this.
I would not use Rust for a website, since its ecosystem is immature. Ie, things that many websites used require wheel-reinvention or stringing together libs. (Auth, admin, email, templating etc). And there's no high-level ORM, so managing changes to the DB is a pain, which leads to inertia. This isn't a spear at Rust's capability for use on a server; it doesn't have the ecosystem at this time. I don't know if it will in the future.