As I embarked on my journey to create OpenSchoolTrack, I knew that choosing the right backend language was crucial. I wanted a language that would not only help me achieve my goals but also challenge me to learn something new. After hours of research and consideration, I finally settled on Actix-web, a backend framework written in Rust.

What drew me to Rust was its reputation for being a fast and scalable language. I wanted OpenSchoolTrack to be a powerful tool that could handle large amounts of data and traffic, and Rust seemed like the perfect fit. Plus, Rust's growing popularity in the tech community gave me confidence that I was making the right choice.

As I delved deeper into Actix-web, I was impressed with its performance and its community-driven development. The framework was well-documented, and I found many helpful resources online to guide me in my learning journey. It was clear that Actix-web was the perfect choice for OpenSchoolTrack.

Overall, the process of choosing a backend language was an adventure in itself. It required patience, persistence, and a willingness to learn. But with Actix-web and Rust, I know that OpenSchoolTrack is in good hands. I can't wait to see what the future holds for this exciting project.