Should You Learn Rust as a Web Developer?

Today I discuss the 4 reasons to learn Rust as a web developer!

[UltimateMonkeyman]

i think the most important is mascot is very cute

[SMTM]

Well, for Frontend Webassembly it's easily among the best choices, but I still think in the backend the story is more complicated.

[adam-the-dev]

I’m willing to bet that most people watching this already know Rust or have at least started learning it, but are enthused and will watch any Rust-related YouTube videos (myself included)!

[LassNoches]

I'm currently a web, frontend developer(sometimes fullstack)
and I'm learning rust because I want to learn webassembly and work with Blockchain in the next year !!

[kishanbsh]

I'm just learning rust because the mascot it cute

[DataPastor]

A Rust web tutorial esp. with Rocket would be awesome.

[GolangDojo]

Thought you were talking about Go the whole time

[.Maiden]

hi, i'm intern backend, using nodejs, now my PM told me let choose and learn other programming language to write api (php, go or rust), so i have a question, rust is good for writing api? and which framework for
backend web? thank

[TheRealFallenDemon]

I'm mostly learning it because I just like having different tools in my toolbox.

[latergator]

TLDR: Learn rust so you don't have to be a web developer

[dagher.a]

Do you have a video about webassembly using Rust?

[Viralvlogvideos]

why don't you use rust as backend for webdevelopment?

[techlifejournal]

why don't u build something with rust in web?? i heard rocket is good but i think it is still in beta

[yourfellowhumanbeing]

Is rust good for cybersecurity? As a lot of things change quickly and need to write and remove things from the code really quickly.

[nisarg]

Web assembly is prone to cyber attack. One can reverse engineer because code is available on client side! Any comments on that? Also web assembly downloads code first time from server to client, so first time its little slower to load.

[vincent-thomas]

Google created Go, and now they use rust. let that sink in

[theyreMineralsMarie]

Maybe for a personal project or as a proof of concept, but honestly the backend is already dominated by Scala/Spring, Nodejs, and Go. We don't need another option.

[vesder]

Damn... these were very uninteresting facts that can be obtained by googling for 30 seconds.

And you have a background in web development and and can't tell more than this?