Rust compiler front end gains parallel execution
The Rust compiler front end can now use fine-grained parallelism to significantly reduce compile times. Currently experimental, the parallel front end is due in a stable compiler in 2024.
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Rust changes Cargo package guidance
Rust’s Cargo team used to recommend committing Cargo.lock for files with binaries but not libraries, but now says do what is best for your project.
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Rust most admired language, Stack Overflow survey says
Stack Overflow 2023 Developer Survey finds that JavaScript and Python are the most used and most desired languages, but they fall far short of Rust in satisfying their users.
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7 reasons to love the Rust language (and 7 reasons not to)
Love it or hate it, Rust is taking the world by storm. Here's a look at what's great, and not-so-great, about the so-called modern successor to C and C++.
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Should C/C++ be deprecated in favour of Rust?
Microsoft executive says it’s time to retire the C and C++ programming languages and use Rust instead.
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New edition of Rust promises better ‘feel’
Third edition of the Rust programming language tees up a number of small changes expected to significantly improve the developer experience.
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Google Android team embraces Rust for Android OS development
Android Open Source Project has adopted Rust programming language for use in new Android OS development, citing memory safety advantages.
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Working group envisions ‘accessible’ async Rust
Async Foundations Working Group for Rust wants to make the language a leading choice for building distributed systems.
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Microsoft forms Rust language team
Redmond seeks software engineers to work on improving Rust compilers and tools for internal product groups, and to interact with the broader Rust community.
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In Pictures: Beyond Firefox - 10 Mozilla projects fuelling the open Web
Mozilla has its hands in many projects aimed at advancing the Web. Here's our take on the 10 most promising
