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I am new to Rust. How is the book (or Rust?) agnostic to any particular framework? Do frameworks share lots of commonality, and/or are they just minimal in nature? Also, even if the book is agnostic to frameworks, will it still help me learn other frameworks like actix ?
In my experience, most of the popular web frameworks in Rust are pretty minimal. Think Go's standard library or express from Node.
Congrats!! 2 years is a very long time, but your persistence payed off!! Any tips that helped you stick to the same project for long period of time?
Also the goal of having a publisher "approve" of my writing was a huge motivation!
In the end, it helps to deliver chapters to the publisher and to the early-reviewer, so you always make progress and feel accomplishments along the way. I am not a type to self-publish this, maybe 5 years ago or in 10 years from now, but I am very happy what Manning offers and the care they give each writer.
I am new to Rust. How is the book (or Rust?) agnostic to any particular framework? Do frameworks share lots of commonality, and/or are they just minimal in nature? Also, even if the book is agnostic to frameworks, will it still help me learn other frameworks like actix ?
> Do frameworks share lots of commonality, and/or are they just minimal in nature? In my experience, most of the popular web frameworks in Rust are pretty minimal. Think Go's standard library or express from Node.