Axum vs Actix Web for a Rust SaaS
Compare Axum vs Actix Web through signup, database access, errors, and background jobs. Choose a Rust framework for the SaaS you need to ship.
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Building SaaS with Rust
Notes on the stack, the decisions behind it, and getting your app out the door.
Subscribe via RSSRust SaaS starters: ShipRust, Loco and more
Compare ShipRust, Loco, CloudSeed Rust and Gerust by app architecture, authentication, database workflow and the work left before launch.
Read article →SQLx vs Diesel vs SeaORM for a Rust SaaS
Choose SQLx, Diesel, or SeaORM for a Rust SaaS. Compare SQL, typed queries, schema changes, and the transaction boundary behind reliable jobs.
Read article →The numbers behind ShipRust
How we estimated 44–88 engineering hours, counted 179,000 tokens of code and tests, and benchmarked a generated ShipRust app.
Read article →Rust background jobs with a Postgres queue
Inside ShipRust's Rust job queue: transactional enqueue, Postgres SKIP LOCKED claims, worker leases, retries, and the limits of at-least-once delivery.
Read article →Rust email/password authentication with Axum
How ShipRust implements Rust email/password authentication with Axum, Argon2id, email verification, and Postgres sessions. Code and trade-offs explained.
Read article →Introducing ShipRust: a SaaS starter in Rust
Start with accounts, sessions, Postgres, and server-rendered pages. ShipRust gives your next Rust SaaS project a working foundation you can read and change.
Read article →Choosing a starter?
Side-by-side trade-offs before you commit to a stack.
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