It's like Go, good for microservices. Standalone decoupled app that does heavy lifting of a specific task. It's not good at all for full stack. ORM is barebones, authn/authz story almost non-existent other than throwing around tokens. If it's a pretty standard enterprise app that's CRUD heavy and requires RBAC then use Django/Rails/.NET/maybe Node? for your main app and use Rust only for the CPU-bound stuff unless you are prepared to reinvent a lot of wheels.
Take a look at this it you want an idea of what your codebase would look like: