Oh cool, I will poke around Toasty. I am in the process of having LLM switch a project from some raw sqlx jank to Diesel, and mildly annoyed about some the boilerplate Diesel involves. Will have to see if Toasty solves it and whether it lets one query for arbitrary structs and add fields to structs from query results (e.g., in the README example for Toasty, explicitly joining on TODOs and mapping them to a simple field on the User objects as opposed to using ORM `has_many`)

> What pain points do you have in the Rust web framework ecosystem? Happy to hear.

I think I have more "gripes" than strong pain-points admittedly. Off the top of my head, complaints about boilerplate to simply access path params and JSON bodies.

Currently using Rocket, but it looks dead and unsupported. It's not perfect, but I like aspects of it, such as the global error handling and relative ease of accessing params.

Probably going to seem nitpicky, but compare these 2:

Rocket ``` #[get("/chat/threads/<thread_id>")] async fn get_thread(thread_id: Uuid) -> Result<Json<ThreadResponse>, AppError> ```

Actix ``` #[get("/{name}")] async fn hello(name: web::Path<String>) -> impl Responder ```

Why can't name just be String? Why can't `hello` endpoint just indicate clearly what it returns?