Cot framework aims to ease Rust web development
Briefly

Cot is an emerging web framework for Rust, tailored for developers seeking a simpler, more efficient coding experience. It incorporates an easy-to-use API, reminiscent of Django, alongside a built-in ORM for seamless database interaction. Although still in its early development stages, Cot boasts features such as type safety, an admin panel, and security measures intended to address common vulnerabilities. Co-developers Mateusz Mackowski and Marek Grzelak aim to fill the gaps in the current Rust web ecosystem, encouraging developers to explore Cot through a simple installation command.
Cot was born out of frustration - the kind that every Rust developer feels when searching for a batteries-included, Django-like web framework that just handles the basics for you.
While Rust is a really mature language, the web ecosystem is still sort of lacking. Let's change that.
Cot promises to combine an 'easy-to-use' API modeled after the Django web framework and a built-in ORM for database interaction.
Other features of Cot include type safety, an admin panel, and safeguards against common web vulnerabilities designed to make apps 'secure by default.'
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