I mean most languages you don't. You lock do some stuff then unlock. Rust prevents a whole lot of bugs by not making it this simple but that means if you pick anything with threading as a task to jump into the language your going to have a much harder time.
Rust `Mutex`es are simpler to use than C++ ones.. so if you just `Mutex` your shared state away, writing an app on top of `actix-web` or `hyper` or `tokio` is dead easy once you learn how to use the framework, particularly if you have already done that before in Go.
