Fullstack Rust

There are numerous reasons to be hopeful about the future of computing, one of which is the existence and continued progression of the Rust programming language. We are currently in the fifth era of programming language evolution. This is an era where languages have been able to take all of the learnings since the 1950s and incorporate the best parts into languages each with its own cohesive vision. We have specialized languages cropping up for a wide variety of tasks and countless general purpose languages being actively developed and used. There are significant resources in industry to invest in language design and development which compliment the vibrant academic community. With tools like LLVM and the explosion of open source, creating a language has never been easier. It is in this environment that Rust has been voted the “most loved programming language” in the Stack Overflow Developer Survey every year since 2016. Standing out in this increasingly crowded world of languages is enough of a reason to ask why Rust