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<aside> 👴 how dose the rust language be used in web dev? can rust run in the browser?

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<aside> 🤖 Here are a few ways Rust can be used for web development:

• WASM (WebAssembly) - Rust code can be compiled to WASM which can then run in the browser. This allows you to use Rust to write code that runs on the client side. Popular crates like wasm-bindgen make it easier to interface between Rust and JavaScript in the browser.
• actix-web - A popular web framework for writing web servers in Rust. This allows you to use Rust on the backend to handle HTTP requests and serve dynamic content.
• Rocket - Another popular web framework with slightly different design goals compared to actix-web. Also allows writing web servers in Rust.
• Tide - A newer minimal and modular web framework inspired by Express.js. Focused on simplicity and developer experience.
• warp - A fast and lightweight web server framework for Rust. Has very little boilerplate code compared to other frameworks.
• Hyper - A low-level HTTP library upon which many higher-level web frameworks are built. Can be used directly to build web servers if you want more control.

So in summary, Rust can be used for both client-side and server-side web development. The compilation to WASM allows running Rust code in the browser, while frameworks like actix-web allow building web servers to handle API requests and serve dynamic websites.

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