A tour of the Axum web framework for Rust (while explaining a few error messages)

[@AbhishekBajpaiHere]

another video on tracing please, badly needed.

[@bode-fun]

I always thought the promise is "If it compiles, it runs". Seeing the extractor error at 13:00 is a real bummer

Yes, that’s the reason why I’m using Rust, why would I want something that compiles but fails at runtime…

[@ohmyv3gatron]

Yes! Watching this when I get home. More Axum!

[@timvw01]

Axum is great, ive combined it with rpc, works great 👍

[@learning_rust]

Thank you! - Please could you do part 2 and show how we could add Swagger UI maybe?! 👍

[@tsalVlog]

poem-openapi

[@李晧暐]

What a great channel!

[@beebakrizzle]

Regarding the cryptic error messages, there is a handy little helper in the form of the axum::debug_handler macro which can help there. Not sure about the particular case discussed in the video. Great content!

[@timClicks]

That's a very useful tip, thank you!

[@LeviNotik]

Great video, love to see more like this

[@ekarademir]

If I remember correctly, tokio is utilising tower to build services that are stackable. It already had some helper functions to quickly make services. My hunch is that make_service thing is related to that. There is probably a trait somewhere in tokio, that can be implemented to make your handler into a service in tower, that is stackable. Hence "into make service", which will then has blanker implementation of "into service".

[@timClicks]

Yes, this sounds familiar. Thank you for taking the time to add a comment.

[@jimii_47]

thanks for this. Would love for you to do a comparison of axum to actix web.

[@johnwilliams7999]

quite a nice framework, ive used warp in the past but am going to make a simple api with axum next

[@kameikojirou]

Good stuff, do more of these!

[@MeeGrimlock]

Lol at 16:38 know that feel

This honestly looks like a terrible development experience