I started learning Rust recently and usually start learning new languages by building different kinds of Hacker News clients with the language. This time I focused on a offline-first desktop HN client, that fetches items periodically and allows the user to browse it in a desktop app built with Tauri.
While developing this, I started writing a API with Actix Web at the same time, so the same service could be used directly in the browser, not just with the desktop app. So I found Actix Web to be the most supported.
However, I jumped into the RC versions (in order to use tokio >v1 which I was already using for other things, and you can't mix versions), while most human-written documentation (website, Stack Overflow, forums and such) were written for the pre-4 version. So I'm glad to see it finally released, and can't wait for all the documentation to/web resources to be properly updated as well so I can learn more about Actix Web.
Great work on creating a nice library folks! :)