I am not the only one?

During a team meeting, I casually mentioned my recent experience using Rust for fullstack development. I explained how Rust, with its Yew framework, wasn't just a systems language but could also handle web development effectively, feeling a lot like React. Most of my colleagues were already Rust experts, and they got excited about using it in a new way.

Seeing their interest, I offered to hold a small seminar on Rust's benefits for fullstack development. I explained how Yew made web development with Rust easy and efficient, similar to working with React. The audience was enthusiastic, asking many questions and eager to start using Rust and Yew for their web projects.

Inspired by their excitement, I decided to write a book about Rust for fullstack development. The book would cover everything from basic concepts to advanced techniques, helping developers transition smoothly to using Rust and Yew for web development. With my colleagues' encouragement, I started writing, aiming to share Rust's advantages with a broader audience.