As a side project, I'm trying to learn to make a web app avoiding JS. I started long ago to write a REST API and it's ready. Now I'm learning Yew for the frontend, and I try to get inspiration from GitHub - saschagrunert/webapp.rs: A web application completely written in Rust. 🌍 on how to organise the project.
The thing I don't like is the use of Makefile, because I don't like them. But it's also true that the backend and the frontend are build differently.
How you guys organise the code of your fullstack Rust web app? And how do you manage the build process?
s3bk
June 3, 2020, 3:28pm
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I use a Makefile.makemake publish
Alternatively a shell script. Or a Rust program to invoke the actual build…
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Thank you for your answer just or mask
I also find cargo-make, cargo-watch and cargo-edit very helpful. Have a look on crates.io . I didn't dive deep into them yet but they add useful cargo commands. I also find microserver to have a tiny rust web server.
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system
September 1, 2020, 6:48pm
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I think I'll try