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Ok(Response::new_html(StatusCode::OK, Body::fixed(rendered))) no thank you. if you like it good for you, for me this looks worse than Body body = BodyFactory.newInstance(BodyConfiguration.OK) which is still SHORTHER and less cancer
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Nah. The query is $slug == LimitedString::new("cot") Also, people like ORMs. Type safety is nice too without having to map manually. Sqlx is also great
> Also, people like ORMs. Type safety is nice too without having to map manually. Sqlx is also great Don't you get type safety anyway with parameterised parameters?
Good stuff, can't wait to see more features :) Also, +1 for > struct GownoApp;
Ok(Response::new_html(StatusCode::OK, Body::fixed(rendered))) no thank you. if you like it good for you, for me this looks worse than Body body = BodyFactory.newInstance(BodyConfiguration.OK) which is still SHORTHER and less cancer
I would love a Django clone in Rust that does NOT do async. Dead simple to debug instead of performance oriented.
I would love a Django clone in Rust that does NOT do async. Dead simple to debug instead of performance oriented.
I would love a Django clone in Rust that does NOT do async. Dead simple to debug instead of performance oriented.
What's funny is its obviously in early stages, but its homepage doesn't show an immediate code sample. I find it funny because you are trying to appeal to lazy devs but making them work to get to any code samples. The golden rule for making a website / readme for any programming language, web framework (or even GUI frameworks) is to have at least one or more code samples, so people can see what coding in your framewo…
Good point! I'll add some code samples soon, thanks!