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He’s looking for the Rust equivalent of ASP.NET Core and there’s nothing wrong with that. Sure, some people like choices and tinkering, but in many settings it
by jiggawatts 2y ago
He’s looking for the Rust equivalent of ASP.NET Core and there’s nothing wrong with that.
Sure, some people like choices and tinkering, but in many settings it’s much more productive to have the choices curated for you.
“But what if you want a different X instead? It might be Y% better!” is the typical comment, which ignores that the integration itself provides enormous value. Discrete libraries may be best of breed individually, but may be a heap of garbage if they don’t fit together smoothly.
I love programming in ASP.NET 8 specifically because I never have to think about whether a templating system will play nice with authentication, injection, routing, or anything else.