That sucks, but you can always compile rust code to wasm which loads in the web browser (well almost always, not all libraries support it). And there is also yew.rs which is kind of like React but in rust! I'm not a web developer myself so I only played with it for fun but it looked pretty promising. You should try these out :)
The world of front-end frameworks/libraries not built in JS/TS is so foreign to me but I'm interested in checking it out. Thanks for the links!
You're welcome! Yeah, I don't think that JS and its frameworks are going anywhere anytime soon as the whole ecosystem is just so massive, but it's cool to try something new from time to time, isn't it? wasm is especially cool because it's much more performant that JS, so I've seen it's already being used quite extensively with games and 3d apps for the web but that's mostly it for now, unfortunately 😅
Personally, I think non-JS web technologies will become a lot more prevalent once web-gpu takes off....either that or someone will just make UnrealEngine.js as if the JavaScript ecosystem isn't already enough of a Frankenstein's Monster.
That sucks, but you can always compile rust code to wasm which loads in the web browser (well almost always, not all libraries support it). And there is also yew.rs which is kind of like React but in rust! I'm not a web developer myself so I only played with it for fun but it looked pretty promising. You should try these out :)
The world of front-end frameworks/libraries not built in JS/TS is so foreign to me but I'm interested in checking it out. Thanks for the links!
You're welcome! Yeah, I don't think that JS and its frameworks are going anywhere anytime soon as the whole ecosystem is just so massive, but it's cool to try something new from time to time, isn't it? wasm is especially cool because it's much more performant that JS, so I've seen it's already being used quite extensively with games and 3d apps for the web but that's mostly it for now, unfortunately 😅
Personally, I think non-JS web technologies will become a lot more prevalent once web-gpu takes off....either that or someone will just make UnrealEngine.js as if the JavaScript ecosystem isn't already enough of a Frankenstein's Monster.