I love Rust.

But I don't recommend Rust for this kind of stack - only because Rust's ecosystem is not that stable. I swear rust has some of the fastest iteration, with sometimes really complicated setups out of any mainstream language. There's always some nightly build, some feature flag, some cargo setup that often gets in the way. Just consider that Axum here is only two years old. Built on top of and heavily tied with tokio, which is really popular, but no guarantees as the defacto solution moving forward.

I'd say anything else ts, python, sigh even golang would be better alternatives.