A big problem in the Rust ecosystem is the lack of continued work and support on libraries (understandably, since many are new and aren't commercially supported).
For example, pyroute2 is still better for Linux admin that the equivalent Rust crates. Whilst the latter often fully support async, none of them cover all of the features of pyroute2 nor the easy-to-use API.
Hopefully things will improve over time, it's always a shame to see great projects be abandoned.
I just meant that even big projects posted here in the past like the Headcrab debugger: https://github.com/headcrab-rs/headcrab have been seemingly abandoned now.
> Nowadays the Rust http libraries to use are warp or axum
Warp and axum are certainly not the only choices, and saying they are the best choices is a matter of opinion. Actix-web, rocket, tide, warp, axum are all great web frameworks.
A big problem in the Rust ecosystem is the lack of continued work and support on libraries (understandably, since many are new and aren't commercially supported).
For example, pyroute2 is still better for Linux admin that the equivalent Rust crates. Whilst the latter often fully support async, none of them cover all of the features of pyroute2 nor the easy-to-use API.
Hopefully things will improve over time, it's always a shame to see great projects be abandoned.