it's not really. you have javascript, you have a library like react which has a code transformer written in rust, you have vite which orchestrates the build process, and...?
if anything the migration of all these tools to rust makes things way less complicated. you have a binary for compiling your react code (totally optional btw, it's a performance optimisation), a cli for building your app (vite, built on a rust binary basically), and react itself which is virtually dependency free. where is the over engineering here?
if anything the migration of all these tools to rust makes things way less complicated. you have a binary for compiling your react code (totally optional btw, it's a performance optimisation), a cli for building your app (vite, built on a rust binary basically), and react itself which is virtually dependency free. where is the over engineering here?