[Zababa]

> The Rust web server frameworks are approaching the ergonomics of Typescript web server frameworks.

I don't think that's true at all, at least it wasn't for me. Async in Rust has always been hard for me, it seems that using it requires knowing about how exactly it works and how your runtime of choice works. This is a lot, and requires a lot of time.

The documentation in Rust is above average, however the Rust ecosystem tends to be very unstable. Libraries often pull lots of depencies, many of which aren't even in 1.0, some that have switched to a new version but still have docs made for the old. The guideline from semantic versioning is to release 1.0 as soon as people start depending on it, since the idea is to version the public API. This is not always respected. And goes hand in hand with libraries that are 4 years old and on version 12 or something.

I remember actix-web before the 4.0 being particularly hard to get into.