Well.... now that you ask. I've enjoyed using [Rust Tide](https://docs.rs/tide/0.16.0/tide/), because it supports async with response objects so you can build the response across async boundardies, unlike [actix](https://www.arewewebyet.org/topics/frameworks/#pkg-actix-web). I've found diesel to be the lingua franca of ORMs right now, but a bit rough to use. Anyways https://www.arewewebyet.org/ gives you the full compendium. My experience is that there isn't a soup-to-nuts framework in rust like django, but you can get there.
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I see your "java", and I raise you "Why don't you just use Rust?"
What framework in Rust would give you anything close to Django? Or even close to what Java has to offer?
That, my friend, was a joke.
Sigh. Duh.
I’ve been wanting to use Rust on the web.
Well.... now that you ask. I've enjoyed using [Rust Tide](https://docs.rs/tide/0.16.0/tide/), because it supports async with response objects so you can build the response across async boundardies, unlike [actix](https://www.arewewebyet.org/topics/frameworks/#pkg-actix-web). I've found diesel to be the lingua franca of ORMs right now, but a bit rough to use. Anyways https://www.arewewebyet.org/ gives you the full compendium. My experience is that there isn't a soup-to-nuts framework in rust like django, but you can get there.