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I wrote a medium-sized Rust web component with Yew, https://github.com/finos/perspective . I chose Rust/Yew for circumstances unique to my use case (a core data engine already in WASM/C++), and with some prior experience in both web and Rust. It's more complex than Typescript/React development for sure, but I also found it surprisingly capable/comprehensive once you've learned Rust itself, there's very little consolation in the Yew web app development experience outside of the complexity of Rust, and the application model is quite similar to React (wrt to markup in Rust source). It's also quite helpful (in my case) that contributors can work on data-engine and user experience features in the same language,

If traditional JavaScript web app development fits your needs, I don't think Rust/Yew makes a compelling case - but in the presence of other performance-abusive requirements, it's a viable web app platform as well.