I've come to the conclusion that Professionally Pretty Products should use the JS ecosystem and Internal Web Dashboards should use Go. When your company is employing dedicated professionals for Product and UX, trying to sync their work to server-rendered Go HTML templates is just much, much harder compared to working with them in Storybook and the like. Yeah the dependency tree explosion is basically someone's full-time job to stay on top of, but when the company is already paying for Product and UX and iteration speed is key, it's a small price to pay.

But yeah, when you're building some kind of internal service with a classless CSS library that's just meant to provide some kind of dashboard to illustrate the state of your service, Go's stdlib is more than good enough and helps keep down long-term maintenance, everything will Just Keep Working.

I struggle to see where Rust fits in for web frameworks. You get the dependency tree explosion, the long compile times, difficulty collaborating with Frontend/UX. The benefit is, what, better performance? Is it really worth it?