I've been working on a Rust web framework called Larust, inspired heavily by the developer experience of Laravel. The goal isn't to recreate Laravel in Rust, but to bring some of the conventions and productivity-oriented patterns that Laravel developers are familiar with into a real Rust application. It currently includes things like: - Routing and middleware - ORM/database support - Validation - Authentication and sessions - Blade-inspired templates - Migrations - Artisan-inspired CLI tooling - Controllers, models, requests, and resources Under the hood, it's built on the Rust ecosystem rather than trying to hide it, currently using things like **Axum, SQLx, and Tower**. I'm particularly interested in seeing what Rust developers think of the approach. There are already some excellent Rust web frameworks, so I'm curious whether a more opinionated, batteries-included framework with Laravel-style conventions is useful to anyone outside the Laravel world. It's still an early project, so I'm very much looking for feedback on the architecture, API design, and general direction. GitHub: https://github.com/WallabyDesign... Website: https://larust.dev/ Docs: https://docs.larust.dev/

Larust

Larust is a Laravel-inspired web framework for Rust.

Larust is a Laravel-inspired web framework for Rust.