Build your entire tech stack in Rust

Today we are talking about a brand new tech stack which allows you to build your entire application in Rust!

[kibe]

"We are not here to do what's practical, we are here to do what's rusty."

That's the base principle upon which the Rust community functions.

[linuswalker]

I use Actix for web server, SurrealDb for Database, Yew for frontend, egui and iced for gui development, bevy for game dev, leftwm for window manager, paru for aur, nushell for shell, gitoxide for git replacement, btm for system monitoring, sccache for faster compilation and more... btw")

[SuperSrDan]

The ”Small PP” stack - Smalltalk, Python and Postgres should be the next, almost, big thing
Jokes aside, was a very interesting take on rust frameworks put together

[krtirtho]

RSTY stack is dead before it being born
CHAD stack is the true stack

[_romeopeter]

Good to see that Rust is growing. My next programming language will be rust but I'd learning it for the fun and not really to build massive projects with it.

[lovrodvorski]

could you make this same video but longer where you explain everything, i feel like longform concrete app stack content is missing for rust

[SurrealDB]

Thank you very much for the mention once again Let’s Get Rusty ❤ Have a great weekend!

[MistaSmith]

I love your style! Very funny.
Most of the stack looks very reasonable. I was surprised about how many lines the SQL took. I wonder if the framework should be more optimal there. And I was surprised to see function chaining that contained await twice. It looks like these two parts should be decoupled for performance.

[TarasShabatin]

Is there a framework or tool which will allow you to use the same web-frontend app for creating/generating desktop/mobile app?

[mlsh-azerty]

i need this same video but splited in each tech explaining all code in detail

i'm not sure what rocket vs yew are doing

[jamesbarrow]

"but we're not here to do what's practical, we're here to do what's rusty" :D :D :D I laughed, thanks again for the interesting content, may try it out on a pet project

[saathwik_dasari]

Thanks a lot for this tutorial! Hope you post more content related to this.

[dimitarvelkov]

Bro, that is really good style for tutorial. Fast, demonstrating concepts, but at the same time if someone is interested can pause the video and study the code in depth. 👍👍
I am learning rust right now and I love it! I plan on using it for embedded. But I am no programmer. Can you recommend sth for learning more about servers and stuff like that with rust? Thanks for the great videos!

[patocarrasco]

it would be nice to know the final size of the binary produced by tauri

[marcmarugan]

I would love to use Yew, but trunk serve does not work when running it inside a docker container using the latest 1.69 rust official image :(

[MarcelToma]

Hi, Could you provide the repo for study purposes?

[AnthonyDev]

Cool video. Fireship style. I'm new in the Rust community, I made an app with Tauri/Svelte/Sqlite. Now I'm learning back-end with Axum, should I move to Rocket? What are the advantages?

[pabloosrer]

Do you know if Java or Go has a stack like the ones you mention about LAMP, MERN?

[kocokan]

To build the desktop app, you have to write js?

[phoenicianathletix]

Which rust ui framework best for convert Photoshop to Rust UI?

Like some developers do PSD to svelte