Cot is a cutting-edge, batteries-included web framework for the Rust programming language. Inspired by Django, Cot aims to simplify web development by offering an intuitive, type-safe, and feature-rich environment.
Built on top of the powerful Axum library, Cot is designed to make web development in Rust accessible and efficient.
While promising, Cot is still in its early stages and not yet production-ready. It invites developers to explore its features and contribute feedback to shape its future.
To begin using Cot:
bash$ cargo install cot-cli
$ cot new my_project This command sets up a project with a predefined structure, ready for development.
Cot is dual-licensed under the Apache 2.0 and MIT licenses, allowing flexibility for contributors and users alike.
Cot represents a significant step forward in Rust web development, combining ease of use with Rust’s inherent safety and performance features.
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