As a rustacean, I completely agree. A big chunk of the Rust ecosystem is obsessed with performance, and sees static typing as the way to achieve that. This appr

As a rustacean, I completely agree. A big chunk of the Rust ecosystem is obsessed with performance, and sees static typing as the way to achieve that. This approach generates extremely efficient code, but blows up compile times and creates a messy hell of generics (and accompanying type check errors). I think there is a space for a more dynamic and high-level web framework in Rust, with an appropriate balance between leveraging the powerful type system and ease of use.