Hey folks!<p>Very proud to announce that my book "Rust Web Development" is now published by Manning: https://www.manning.com/books/rust-web-development.<p>It was a long process, over 2 years in total. The book is using warp as a web framework, but the whole book is pretty much framework agnostic.<p>If you did some basic Rust, or come from a different language and wonder what all the fuzz is about, grab the book and give it a read!
I just got the email about it going from mean to release today. Only a couple chapters in but so far I think it’s a solid addition to my Rust library. Congrats and thanks for writing it!
Congrats on the launch… must be a great feeling after working on it for 2 years.<p>Consider me a noob though, so excuse my ignorant question…<p>Why Rust for webdev vs other languages, eg python, RoR, clojure, JS or PHP with Laravel?<p>What are the benefits? What’s the sales pitch ;)<p>Or is that explained in the book?
I am new to Rust. How is the book (or Rust?) agnostic to any particular framework? Do frameworks share lots of commonality, and/or are they just minimal in nature?<p>Also, even if the book is agnostic to frameworks, will it still help me learn other frameworks like <i>actix</i>?