Carl Lerche discusses Rust's potential for higher-level applications & shares productivity tips.

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Carl Lerche argues that Rust can be productive for building higher-level applications like web apps and database-backed services, not just systems programming. He discusses how Rust's quality benefits translate to long-term productivity gains through reduced bugs and maintenance overhead. The talk covers practical tips for using Rust effectively, including preferring enums over traits, leveraging procedural macros, and proper error handling strategies. Lerche also introduces Toasty, his work-in-progress ORM designed for ease of use, and addresses common challenges like the learning curve and ecosystem maturity.

Rust: A Productive Language for Writing Database Applications

Rust is the best to handle hi-stability software , encountering unstable tool? ---- rewrite in rust!

It’s all good and stuff, but when I tried to find any Rust-based applications, I found only one. The rest are links that lead to 404. I was sincerely curious about how to implement Rust in my workflow, but it’s kind of discouraging when I see very very few examples. I suppose, it is because it’s hard to host and hard to write.

Excelente información, no la he probado por tal motivo no tengo mucho que decir de ella, pero según documentación y esta referencia debería de ser no muy complicado usarla, gracias por el aporte.