Where we use it
- Performance-critical services
- Embedded systems
- WebAssembly
Strengths
- Memory safety
- Speed
- Strong tooling
Considerations
Trade-offs worth knowing before you choose it.
- Steep learning curve
- Longer development time
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Services that use Rust
Desktop application development
Windows, macOS and Linux applications with .NET, Electron or Tauri — including offline operation, local devices and auto-updates.
Blockchain development
Assessment, design and development of smart contracts and ledger integrations — including an honest answer on whether a database would do.
Embedded software
Firmware and edge applications for microcontrollers and embedded Linux — communication protocols, power management and secure updates.
More in backend
- No
Node.js
JavaScript on the server, well suited to I/O-heavy APIs and real-time applications.
- Ne
NestJS
A structured Node.js framework with modules and dependency injection for large back ends.
- Ex
Express
The minimal, long-established Node.js web framework.
- Fy
Fastify
A fast, low-overhead Node.js framework with schema-based validation and serialisation.
- Py
Python
A versatile language for web back ends, data engineering, automation and machine learning.
- Dj
Django
A batteries-included Python framework with ORM, admin and authentication.
- FA
FastAPI
A modern Python API framework with type-driven validation and automatic OpenAPI docs.
- Fl
Flask
A lightweight Python micro-framework.
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