Rust Web App - ModelManager v.s. ModelControllers

Here's a Rust code explainer on our previous 'rust-web-app' production coding in Rust programming, detailing why ModelControllers are stateless and clarifying the difference between ModelControllers and ModelManagers in Rust programming."

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[nagarajankrishnamurthy]

I am just making inroads to Rust. And you seem to be making major contributions to rust videos in YouTube. So I am intrigued. Subbed a long time back.

[oligy]

I am a long time C++ dev and I think what I struggle the most with when trying to implement things in rust is model hierarchies. For example, implementing the required models to represent financial instruments (e.g. Stock, Currency pair, Options, Futures). I’m sure this is due to my C++ reflexes but I miss the concept of base classes especially when using rust enums where I would like to ensure efficient access to mutual data members. Hopefully I’m making sense 😅. Would love a video on that. Anyway, great content, as always 👍.

[quentinlcs]

Thank you for your work, you are so helpful to my learning journey. Especially your Rust Web App videos, the good practices are what I was looking for.
I'm sooo used to Objects that it takes me some time to get use to everything.

I'll personally use the Cloudflare services rather than AWS but the idea will be exactly the same

[TNN]

reminders from the full tutorial like 'AXUM PRODUCTION FULL COURSE, ' are welcomed. Thanks a lot!

[LinuxForLife]

Very interesting: it is not only about Rust but the way to code with Rust.

[CJMay]

Could you do a video on shared mutable state vs message passing? I'm working on a use case of restricted concurrency background task processing with streaming to an endpoint thread. Both seem to have their pros and cons, but there isn't much out there yet on this topic 🤔

[well.]

I think this is way opinionated. This is how "you would solve things", but not how production ready apps should be done in general. Good for anyone who doesn't know about any programming patterns.