The part "Why not use Rust?" is interesting

The post is full of links related to the ecosystem

How fast can we recognize a word from a small pre-determined set?

Every program has dependency, even C builds.

The real thing with toools like go, cargo and npm is they move that library management out of the distro’s domain and into the programmer’s.

Un retour d'expérience sur la réécriture d'un projet de Java en Rust. Les mesures montrent de meilleures performances partout, et une difficulté supplémentaire par rapport à l'écriture du code en Java.

About the hyper backend of curl in Rust

Build a CLI for it (or a web UI)

A deep-dive

The intention of this page is to collect and highlight malware written in the Rust programming language, so that malware reverse engineers have a collection of Rust samples to practice reversing on.

Objects turn the structured data into a stream of integers; hashers turn the stream into a numeric hash.

One problem? The hash-functions use blocks instead of streaming these days. On the contrary, the Hasher API needs to stream unsigned integers. So in order to use this API a byte must work with the hasher. It collides with the current block where 128 bits can be hashed at the same time...

The bottom line is: hashing a product type can only be efficient if it’s linearized.

It is interesting to note optimizations and arguments in favor of Rust

It seems to be a lighweight project. It's perfect for small projects!