Yeah, unless I am building a very performance sensitive web service, either in terms of memory or CPU efficiency, js/typescript or some other web centric language is a much easier choice, and is less costly to build in.
I'm still choosing to write some web stuff in Rust for the experience, for the fact I can compile parts to .wasm and re-use them in a browser too, I enjoy tuning things for performance, and I am not under time constraints for it.
I'm still choosing to write some web stuff in Rust for the experience, for the fact I can compile parts to .wasm and re-use them in a browser too, I enjoy tuning things for performance, and I am not under time constraints for it.