Is Rust Ready for the Web Yet? (2020)
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Is Rust Ready for the Web Yet? (2020)
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Re: Is Rust Ready for the Web Yet? (2020)
#2Yes Rust is ready for the web. Here's a brief intro about how to use Rust for the web with Axum, Tower, Hyper, Tokio, and Serde.
Re: Is Rust Ready for the Web Yet? (2020)
#3Rust is pretty much the only language that runs well on all of front-end, back-end, iOS, Android, Windows & MacOS, with decent UI bindings.
Javascript is the only real competition, but the needed shims are lossy at times.
C++ is the closest, but Dioxus and Cacao are nicer than anything in the C++ ecosystem AFAICT.
It's perhaps not the ideal language for any of those, but there's substantial benefit to having your whole team in the same ecosystem.
Re: Is Rust Ready for the Web Yet? (2020)
#4Also see: https://www.arewewebyet.org/
Re: Is Rust Ready for the Web Yet? (2020)
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Re: Is Rust Ready for the Web Yet? (2020)
#6Also see: https://www.arewewebyet.org/
Is there a meta website for all the "are we X yet" about rust?
Re: Is Rust Ready for the Web Yet? (2020)
#7Having fun porting my Typescript/NodeJS/ReactJS stack into Rust and Yew. Same productivity, more safety.
Re: Is Rust Ready for the Web Yet? (2020)
#8Re: Is Rust Ready for the Web Yet? (2020)
#9Yes, it's ready. Read Zero To Production In Rust by Luca Palmieri for best practices: https://www.zero2prod.com/