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I understand the book is about the server-side, but I wondered if you had any opinion on using Rust for Wasm development. There is a bunch of detailed documentation at https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/WebAssembly/Rust_to_wasm to get started with. If I wanted to dip my foot into the waters of Rust and Wasm (so far having used neither), are those the tools you might use? Specifically, rustup and wasm-pack. I'm comfortable with CLI tools, just wondering if there are other options that a seasoned pro might prefer.
 
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