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nicole@web

Rust lacks a comprehensive web framework similar to Django, making it challenging for developers to create web applications with minimal effort. The author argues for the need of a Rust web framework that includes essential features like routing, templating, static file serving, logins, permissions, database interface, and admin tooling, among others. Existing Rust frameworks either focus on minimalism or single-page apps, requiring extensive manual setup. A new web toolkit called 'nicole's web toolkit' is proposed to streamline development with pre-configured tools and features.

Rust needs a web framework for lazy developers

Try <a href="https://loco.rs/" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">loco</a>

I 200% agree with you, Django is so ✨ but I’d like to have an “equivalent” in Rust, for the moment Rust lacks of this type of framework (I guess this is not in the philosophy of the language ?).
P.S:
As mentioned in <a href="https://app.daily.dev/joovictor79" data-mention-id="RXCX2LyfCKTZEkt40wImi" data-mention-username="joovictor79">@joovictor79</a> 's comment, there is loco which is exactly what I was looking for, thanks !