Full-stack Rust: A complete tutorial with examples

A comprehensive guide demonstrates building a simple full-stack web application using Rust, incorporating a database-backed REST backend and a Wasm-based frontend. Utilizing Rust's warp framework for the backend and Yew for the frontend, the tutorial illustrates setting up a multimodule workspace with Cargo to share code between both ends of the application. The example application, a pet owner app, allows users to manage owners and their pets, featuring functionalities like adding, viewing, and deleting entries. The guide covers the implementation details for setting up the database, constructing the REST API, and creating the frontend components, including form handling and routing. Additionally, it provides a step-by-step testing process to ensure the application's functionality. Emphasizing Rust's developing web ecosystem, it concludes by expressing optimism about the future potential for Rust in web development, especially in terms of stability and library richness.

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