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Im part of the core team over at redwoodjs which is a fullstack javascript framework with react on the frontend. Highly recommend it if you are looking at bootstrapping a quick app. Currently my grapqhl api runs off of a netlfiy lambda function and I use a hosted db via supabase.
I am one of Payload's founders—it's a TypeScript application framework / headless CMS. We use Payload whenever we can, from app backends to SaaS billing architectures to regular old CMS. It pairs perfectly with React!
Hasura as of late (fits into the BaaS category, though can be extended with other services easily)
Also, in terms of compile times, there's active work on bringing in alternative compiler backends. Most of the compile time is spent in LLVM or the linker, so switching to Cranelift (during local development) or GCC will give some improvements: https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/pull/77975
If you're at all interested, I definitely recommend reading through a few chapters of The Rust Book: https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/ More resources: https://www.rust-lang.org/learn
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