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> sqlx — a compile time, type safe SQL wrapper that runs your queries against a real DB SQLx seems like end game stuff at first glance, but after trying it out for a while I eventually decided that it wasn't for me. Writing dynamic/conditional queries just sucks and there isn't any good solution. On the DX side, completion, formatting/linting, highlighting is also non-existent (at least on VS Code). I eventually settled on [Diesel][0] (a query builder-ish ORM) and I'm loving it so far. Its [performance][1] crushes every other SQL libraries, including SQLx (very counter-intuitive, huh?). It's technically an ORM, but the query builder is very flexible and you can also extend it with your own traits. It got its warts, but it's the most tolerable SQL rust library I've found so far. [0]: https://diesel.rs [1]: https://github.com/diesel-rs/metr

`wtx` is, among other things, a RFC6455, RFC7541, RFC7692 and RFC9113 implementation written in Rust intended to allow the development of web applications through a built-in server framework, a built-in `PostgreSQL` connector, a built-in `WebSocket` handler and a built-in `gRPC` manager. There is also a built-in API client framework that facilitates the maintainability of large endpoints. Here goes a list of related benchmarks: https://c410-f3r.github.io/wtx-bench, https://i.imgur.com/Iv2WzJV.jpg, https://github.com/diesel-rs/metrics, https://i.imgur.com/vf2tYxY.jpg. If you know of any other set of web benchmarks, please let me know.