In what senses? Interested to know, being both a CLI and a web dev guy, and not having looked much into either Rust or wasm yet (read a little of the Rust book, only, recently).
Second, in services. Microservice architecture means you can write parts of your applications in different languages, and we have really nice JSON handling, or whatever other format you’re using. People have moved high load services to rust and seen big gains.
Of course, there’s still lots of work to do, and there’s always compelling reasons to use other technologies too.
>we have really nice JSON handling, or whatever other format you’re using.
Good to know. Data formats and conversion between them (often, though not solely, in the context of CLI apps) is one of my interests and areas of experience, so will check out those aspects of Rust over time.
>People have moved high load services to rust and seen big gains.
Cool ...
Lots of things are using it as well https://crates.io/crates/serde/reverse_dependencies