For the last 3 years, most of my work lived inside the browser. Vue.js SPA development, Nuxt applications, frontend architecture, SEO optimizations the usual frontend ecosystem. And honestly, after some time, I started feeling limited. Not because frontend development became bad or boring, but because I felt like I was mostly moving inside the same boundaries over and over again. The only thing that still looked extremely interesting to me on the frontend side was probably Three.js, but I never really found a practical place where I could meaningfully use it. At some point, I realized I wanted to build software that could do more than a browser tab allows. I wanted: direct operating system interaction process management local-first tooling background tasks hardware communication system utilities applications that continue running outside the browser lifecycle That curiosity slowly pushed me toward Rust.…