This article talks about how you can deploy Loco.rs to Shuttle, as well as an in-depth review of what the framework offers.

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Loco.rs is a Rust web backend framework inspired by Ruby on Rails. It aims to provide a batteries-included experience for Rust developers. To get started with Loco, you can use their CLI tool and generate a new project. The routing in Loco is based on Axum and allows you to use familiar concepts like middleware. Models in Loco are implemented using sea_orm and can be easily generated. Loco also supports job processing with sidekiq-rs. You can deploy your Loco application using Docker or Shuttle.

Introducing Loco: The Rails of Rust

Why was Ruby on Rails popular? A quick refresher

<p>I’ve been using RoR for many years. It just feels like home but it’s a bit worrying to think that it’s constantly losing on popularity. Any chances that Loco could become more popular that RoR? Is it worth starting to use it? I’m very careful when it comes to dedicating my time to something new and I’m trying to find something worth spending my time with, but I just can’t make a decision.</p>
