Is this practical for web programming? In the domains I'm used to (embedded and graphics programming), this isn't feasible. I recall some Actix drama re `unsafe` that this tag presumably alludes to. Perhaps web programming is abstract enough where this is a reasonable goal (?)
Unrelated: What have y'all been using these minimal Rust web frameworks for? I've found them too sparse for websites, eg missing automatic DB migrations, auth, admin, email etc. On the plus side, Serde and Chrono are both things that apply to web programming and are (IMO) best-in-class.
Is this practical for web programming? In the domains I'm used to (embedded and graphics programming), this isn't feasible. I recall some Actix drama re `unsafe` that this tag presumably alludes to. Perhaps web programming is abstract enough where this is a reasonable goal (?)
Unrelated: What have y'all been using these minimal Rust web frameworks for? I've found them too sparse for websites, eg missing automatic DB migrations, auth, admin, email etc. On the plus side, Serde and Chrono are both things that apply to web programming and are (IMO) best-in-class.
> Minimizing the use of generics.
From the readme. Love this!