Topcoat is pushing the boundary of server applications with Rust
It includes views, components, mailers, an ORM (Toasty), and more. Topcoat aims to make building web apps with Rust as productive as any other language. We have been hard at work shipping features, so it is a good time to talk about what is new.
- ▪It includes views, components, mailers, an ORM (Toasty), and more.
- ▪Topcoat aims to make building web apps with Rust as productive as any other language.
- ▪We have been hard at work shipping features, so it is a good time to talk about what is new.
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LearnAPI DocsBlogTABLE OF CONTENTS2026September 24Topcoat is pushing the boundary of server applications with RustJuly 22Announcing Topcoat: a framework for building full-stack reactive web apps with RustMay 29TokioConf 2026 videos are out, and save the date for 2027May 14Toasty 0.6.0 - What is new?April 3Toasty, an async ORM for Rust, is now on crates.ioMarch 18Introducing dial9: a flight recorder for TokioMore Blog PostsTopcoat is pushing the boundary of server applications with RustSeptember 24, 2026Two months ago, we (Julien and I) announced Topcoat, a batteries-included full-stack Rust framework. It includes views, components, mailers, an ORM (Toasty), and more. Topcoat aims to make building web apps with Rust as productive as any other language.
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