posts about tl;dr: Most apps need state synchronization, not state transfer. We should replace REST and friends with proper state synchronization protocols where appropriate. Apart from getting into van life in Europe and working on the Eqlog Datalog engine, I’ve also spent some time of my sabbatical building various webapps. The tech stack I used was React + Typescript for the frontend and a REST server implemented with Rust and the Axum library as backend. Rust might be somewhat unusual, but I...