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If you know web dev it’s not to bad. Pick your own http framework, Axum/Actix, pick your favourite template language/library. Not as simple as Rails/Django but
by tiew9Vii 3y ago
If you know web dev it’s not to bad. Pick your own http framework, Axum/Actix, pick your favourite template language/library. Not as simple as Rails/Django but shouldn’t be anything unexpected. Rust on Nails tries to give you an opinionated setup instead of composing your own to make the choices for you with reasonable options.
REST style stuff is generally trivial.
I personally do my web dev in Rust. Admittedly it does take a little more effort but I don’t think massively. The advantages are good type system, compile time errors, with a few settings, small binary sizes and great performance. I don’t really care about speed as long as it’s reasonable but Rust performance allows me to run apps on the cheapest lowest spec servers and still beat NodeJS/Python on far more expensive servers.