I don't really know where to get an answer for this, but this seemed like a good place for it. Prisma is now written in Rust, but why aren't there any bindings for Rust? There are certain use cases where I would like to leverage Rust but am forced to do a workaround instead, there's Go bindings, but the languages it's built-in, doesn't. Seems odd.

where would you use Prisma for Rust? I've been writing Rust for quite a long time, and the problems we usually solve with Rust don't need an ORM that often

Well, currently there's only Diesel which just pales in comparison to Prisma in functionality, I would like to offload more CPU intensive tasks be it images, large datasets and the like to Rust it would be nice to have Prisma which I use in other parts of the stack mostly for consistency reasons but I prefer using Prisma as-well there's also commence reasons which rely on consistent, safe & idempotent responses which Rust would give.

it might happen, but not in the near future

Fair enough, I'll probably use Go, but it's for sure the second-best option in my view I do like using a unified solution when possible.

it will come, I still think Rust is not there for this kind of batteries-included web apps, we use it due to it being so easy to marry with different languages