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Greg Johnston
02/26/25
@ Rust Nation UK
Compile times in Rust can be slow, which affects the speed of iteration during UI development, making it challenging to see changes quickly.
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The Future of Rust Web Applications - Greg Johnston
@ Rust Nation UK
02/26/25
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Greg Johnston
02/26/25
@ Rust Nation UK
The current limitations of using Rust for web applications include compile times, binary sizes, and the ecosystem surrounding Rust web development.
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Greg Johnston
02/26/25
@ Rust Nation UK
Future improvements in Rust and WebAssembly may allow for more efficient interactions with browser APIs, but significant challenges remain in achieving this.
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Greg Johnston
02/26/25
@ Rust Nation UK
Dynamic linking in Rust has historically been challenging, but recent advancements are enabling better code splitting and lazy loading, which can improve performance in web applications.
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Michael Paulson
03/23/25
@ Lex Fridman
In Rust, you have to specify whether a variable is mutable, which makes the code more readable and understandable.
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Greg Johnston
02/26/25
@ Rust Nation UK
When I talk about Rust on the web, I'm not discussing building web infrastructure or API services; I'm focusing on using Rust for interactive web applications.
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Greg Johnston
02/26/25
@ Rust Nation UK
Binary sizes in Rust can be problematic because each compiled Rust application includes its own standard library, leading to larger file sizes compared to JavaScript applications.
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Greg Johnston
02/26/25
@ Rust Nation UK
The Rust ecosystem offers unique advantages, such as exhaustive pattern matching and result types, which can enhance development compared to the JavaScript ecosystem.
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Greg Johnston
02/26/25
@ Rust Nation UK
I want to address the question: Is there a future for interactive web applications written entirely in Rust?
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Greg Johnston
02/26/25
@ Rust Nation UK
Rust is a fine language for modeling complex domains, and I prefer using it over JavaScript for certain applications.