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@adophilus
Typescript backend developer here 👋 I've been looking into rust lately, supposing I wanted to build your typical web server which is more suitable? - warp - axum - actix web - rocket - shuttle Also, what do they map to in nodjs land (e.g: shuttle seems to be like the nextjs/vercel of rust web servers)
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I like the minimalist approach so either axum or warp. I prefer axum. Warp’s types get gnarly at some point and so do the errors. iirc Axum was made by the tokio people (most used async runtime)
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I made an extremely basic CRUD app with Actix Web and Yew frontend you can check out. https://github.com/Pryority/rustfull
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@agostbiro
This book might be interesting: https://www.zero2prod.com/index.html
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@desmo
From what I’ve learned—but I’m no expert: - Warp: Express of Rust, minimalist. - Axum: Koa-like, async-friendly. - Actix Web: Rust's Fastify, fast & flexible. - Rocket: Rust's NestJS, type-safe & convention-based. - Shuttle: Rust's Next.js/Vercel, easy deployment. crates.io Axum with most downloads though
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My preference was warp. But the contribution getting low and dependent on a single maintainer. I recently switched to Salvo quite happy, it is worth checking. If not axum is a good alternative also
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@0xevolve
Worked on a few projects with axum and was always a great experience personnaly especially combined with diesel.rs
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@bert3
Axum, but Rocket is the easiest to learn
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@hakon
Axum, but only tried that one!
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@arunkirubarajan
I’ve been looking into Leptos, seems to have a nice implementation of server functions. Not sure how complicated it would be to deploy though
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