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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BpPEoZW5IiY?si=ny55LUUb2WzQwyIA



Rust is fast and memory-efficient: with no runtime or garbage collector, it can power performance-critical services, run on embedded devices, and easily integrate with other languages.


Axum is the most popular Rust web framework. Backed by the Tokio team, it combines ergonomic API design .

Tauri works with most frontend frameworks out of the box and is frontend-agnostic. Some frameworks need extra configuration for integration. A list of frameworks with so recommended setups is provided. If a framework isn’t listed, it may still work with Tauri without additional configuration.
Tauri WebView renders your frontend using the OS native engine instead of bundled Chromium. It's lightweight, secure, and fast. The UI talks to Rust which is cross-platform with Vue/React/HTML/svelte


https://www.w3schools.com/rust/


Tools

RustRover or Vscode

To build an app using AI fast with rust with prompting.


1 .create the project structure of the projects in rust by specifying tauri or Axum (WebApis /MVC(with frontend)) or project specifications

2 . Generate the project structure in AI

3 . Generate the code individually or at once adding features


The future of software architecture and development have driven by AI like codex or Claude code.

Rust is a good path if you want real skills you can earn from. It’s fast, safe, and works for both web (Axum) and desktop apps (Tauri). The video you shared explains it well, you don’t need a big setup, just consistency.

VS Code or RustRover is fine.
If you want something practical to start with, here’s a simple Rust SDK you can learn from and build small projects:

https://github.com/forcedreamai/forcedream-sdk-rust

Start small, build something real, and you can grow from there.

//d3inma

d3inma:
Rust is a good path if you want real skills you can earn from. It’s fast, safe, and works for both web (Axum) and desktop apps (Tauri). The video you shared explains it well, you don’t need a big setup, just consistency.

VS Code or RustRover is fine.
If you want something practical to start with, here’s a simple Rust SDK you can learn from and build small projects:

https://github.com/forcedreamai/forcedream-sdk-rust

Start small, build something real, and you can grow from there.

//d3inma

like I said earlier Rust is fast and the apps are lightweight because no heavy libraries