I am not a deep, low-level developer... I've only tinkered with some direct hardware access over the years. I will say, that I've toyed with Rust (Axum and oth

I am not a deep, low-level developer... I've only tinkered with some direct hardware access over the years. I will say, that I've toyed with Rust (Axum and others) for mid-tier API usage and found the results to be more than effective. I didn't find working with Axum to be much more difficult than say Koa with Node or C# since .Net Core. It took a bit of structure to get things going, but in general it was relatively straight forward. The couple things I've done on the UI side, mostly around Yew, has been much more difficult for me to wrap my mind around however. I think there's room for improvement, and I do think there's room for a better templating structure. There's definitely not a white box solution for getting things done like some other platforms and languages. You have to put a bit more of it together. It's the difference between Lego Mindstorm and Duplo.