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I'd describe this more as a batteries-included Axum, which is fine on it's own. Don't compare it with Django in this stage, because if I'm being honest, the exa
by ramon156 2y ago
I'd describe this more as a batteries-included Axum, which is fine on it's own. Don't compare it with Django in this stage, because if I'm being honest, the examples aren't very snappy.
I love the idea and I've toyed around with a Symfony/RoR framework in Rust, but other projects like loco.rs are already doing god's work, so I saw no reason to design another wheel.
- airstrike 2y agoThe README itself says it should feel familiar to Django, which it certainly does from a developer API perspective based on my cursory review of the guide I think Rails caters to a specific type of audience. Personally, I hate the idea of "scaffolding" my app. I'm fine just writing that plumbing code and seeing how all the pieces interact. And I never understand this "just accept the status quo" take. If we all did that, we'd still be nomads living in caves.
- iknowstuff 2y agoSo use axum and do whatever you want? Or better yet, hyper?
- airstrike 2y agoWhy can't people use the tool they want?
- iknowstuff 2y agoThat’s exactly the point I am making