I am new to Rust. My goal is to build a small database application with Postgresql and WebAssembly. The features I need incorporated are fairly simple: create, read, update, delete and list in a table. I would also like to add table view pagination, sorting, filtering, and a search function. I am having difficulty finding any tutorials where someone has built an app like this. I always find these example projects good learning tools.
By the way, I have programmed in a number of languages as a hobby (x86 Assember, C, C++, Javescript, and others), and professionally in dBase IV many years ago. I don't consider myself an expert in any of them, though.
Yes. So the Postgresql database would live in the server, and the client would pickup the WebAssembly application from the server and run it. That way both the frontend and backend would be programmed in Rust.
I think I might be a bit ahead of my time on this. Rust is pretty new, and frameworks are still in development. Tutorials still need to be written. As a Rust beginner, I don't have the skills to select and put the pieces together to build such an app.
The closest I found was a sample app using Yew. Unfortunately, it uses local storage rather than an SQL database. Also there are no comments in the source code.