[HN Gopher] Rust on Nails: A full stack architecture for Rust we...
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       Rust on Nails: A full stack architecture for Rust web applications
        
       Author : acatton
       Score  : 36 points
       Date   : 2022-04-13 15:44 UTC (7 hours ago)
        
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       | Crabber wrote:
       | Unless I'm missing something this article just appears to be a
       | tutorial on how to use existing web libraries together, not a
       | framework.
        
         | danappelxx wrote:
         | It looks like the article describes a series of conventions for
         | Nails projects to follow, and I think that still provides
         | value. If it was packaged up for you (or even a template),
         | would it be missing any functionality you would expect from a
         | framework?
        
           | neura wrote:
           | IIRC this is how TurboGears started out.
        
       | turnsout wrote:
       | Hopefully someone rolls this into a framework, not just a
       | pattern/architecture. The beautiful promise of Rails is
       | "convention over configuration." In contrast, the workflow in the
       | post involves a heavy degree of configuration and customization.
        
       | legalcorrection wrote:
       | Interesting question whether this violates the Ruby on Rails
       | trademark. When someone made a clothing company called The South
       | Butt, The North Face sued and had a pretty decent case. They
       | settled so no court decision, but seems analogous.
        
         | paulryanrogers wrote:
         | Trade dress should only apply where there is a real risk of
         | user confusion. Doubtful anyone would confuse this with ROR.
        
       | yashasolutions wrote:
       | I love the name, might not be a real framework but the name is
       | awesome. Someone make it a framework.
        
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