Rust has been "web ready" for some time. C++ is "web ready", too.
But why should one choose Rust when there're plenty of alternatives with much larger and much more stable ecosystems. And those alternatives offer much higher productivity and a much larger talent pool.
Rust is not even the fastest web framework (https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/) . And the benefit over Java, C# or Go is really negligible. Who needs more than 300000 req/s and can't afford servers to scale?
So, another nice try from the Rust evangelists, but no thanks.
But why should one choose Rust when there're plenty of alternatives with much larger and much more stable ecosystems. And those alternatives offer much higher productivity and a much larger talent pool.
Rust is not even the fastest web framework (https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/) . And the benefit over Java, C# or Go is really negligible. Who needs more than 300000 req/s and can't afford servers to scale?
So, another nice try from the Rust evangelists, but no thanks.