It may be useful to retrieve the favicon of a website :)

Build components for desktop apps, but also for the web.

A collection of rust libraries:

• Dioxus for react-like interface architecture
• Tauri to build desktop apps
• Xilem is a data-first UI architecture
• Sycamore is a reactive library for creating web apps in Rust and WebAssembly. It uses bind/signal semantics. TThere is also Perseus on top of it that adds State and template concepts.

And so much more!

An REPL for Rust

A playlist of rust video about rust.

A browser engine to render. It was started by the Mozilla foundation and it is now open-source and free to use 👍‍

Source code: https://github.com/servo/servo

Rust can be used to write all kinds of software (vertically scalable) and the development of software artifacts can be parallelized (horizontally scalable).

while it excels in the lowest half of the stack, it’s pretty ok everywhere else too.

The rust golden rule:

how function signatures are mandatory and authoritative and explicitly define the interface both for the callers of the function and for the function’s body. more

The second feature of Rust is its module system. It's first class support of the concept of libraries.

The third is cargo with its rigid specification for what a package of rust code.

Le successeur de LaTex? A service similar to Overleaf.

1. Create construction zone where the result is affected to a variable
2. Containing Side-Effects and Error-Handling (go)
3. Restrincting variable lifetimes (rust)

An example of optimisation

A collection of resources about the rust programming language

A bit of thought about Rust that will replace C/C++ little by little. and how Rust will be (and is) wider used than Zig because of its safety.

A 4-days workshop to learn rust

Still lacking a lot of libraries

The Rust crate ecosystem is good, but C and C++ has a huge head start and it will take a long time for Rust to catch up. For us at Rerun, that pain is most urgently felt in the lack of libraries for scientific computing and computer vision, as well as the lack of mature GUI libraries.

... project ideas?

At the end of the day, a programming language is a tool like any other, and you need to pick the right tool for the job.

End thought: rust everywhere?

Coverage of ECMAScript is testable on current project implementation: https://boa-dev.github.io/boa/test262/

• Smaller footprint for the mutexes
• #[derive(Default)]
• cargo add similar to yarn add 👍‍
• The x86_64-unknown-none target has been promoted to Tier 2

A framework for building a web app in Rust 🤔
May be useful someday.

It's true that the Rust ecosystem is growing and tools are coming. But we lack the knowledge of how we can put things together. Here it fills the gap.