moai-lang-rust

To build an async REST API with Axum and Tokio, initialize a Rust 1.92+ project, add axum and tokio dependencies, and scaffold a minimal API to run on port 8080. This skill provides integration patterns for async web services with compile-time memory safety.

SQLx integrates with Axum by providing asynchronous database access patterns within your Rust web services. This skill demonstrates using SQLx to store data in PostgreSQL, ensuring async DB queries work seamlessly with Tokio's async runtime.

Yes, you can use Serde to create memory-safe data models for WebAssembly targets. This skill provides Rust 1.92+ feature patterns to expose WASM-ready components for client apps, leveraging compile-time checks and Serde-based data serialization.

The best way to structure a Rust microservice with Axum and SQLx is to apply Rust 1.92+ feature patterns for robust backends. This skill guides setting up dependencies via cargo, enforcing pattern usage, and integrating async DB access for scalable microservices.

Yes, this Rust skill supports building both CLIs and WASM components. It provides integration guidance across Axum, Tokio, SQLx, Serde, and WebAssembly, allowing you to build memory-safe systems programming components for both targets.

Use Rust 1.92+ for async web services to leverage advanced feature patterns that ensure memory safety and high performance. This skill demonstrates applying compile-time checks, Serde-based data models, and async DB access for robust backend components.