The reason I bring it up is because web-dev often ends up being an extremely long sequence of small tweaks. "Hmm, did that make the modal go on top of the sideb

The reason I bring it up is because web-dev often ends up being an extremely long sequence of small tweaks. "Hmm, did that make the modal go on top of the sidebar? [save] no? [save] did that? [save] how about that? [savesavesavesavesavesave]" Iterate that process 1000 times and you have my typical workflow. This is why even a 10 second build time, which is pretty fast for most domains, is actually pretty mind-numbing in web-dev. I'm all for having a confidence-inspiring language and ecosystem, don't get me wrong, but it's kind of a non-starter if I can't build at the same pace in Rust as I can in typical web technologies.