About async and futures

Although we don’t expect to see a full implementation of the Linux kernel in Rust anytime soon, this early work on integrating Rust code into the kernel’s C infrastructure is likely to be very important.
Both Microsoft and the Linux community agree that two-thirds or more of security vulnerabilities stem from memory-safety issues. As software complexity continues to increase, making it safer to write in the first place will become more and more important.

Defining a type using closures is complicated and the "radioactive" long-life data are complicated to handle in Rust.

Rust is not a language where first-class functions are ergonomic

So it is hard to use the aync/await style; but instead, the struct/impl pattern seems easier to use in an asynchronous context.

Some arguments against, because it is good to have different point of view; or at least knowing what can be improved 😄

Don't start leaning Rust by implementing a doubly linked list or a graph !

Un autre article expliquant les premiers concepts de Rust. Pour une fois, c'est de la pratique en évitant l'ownership/borrowing, lifetime, etc...

Small but efficient post !
Rust is between C and C++, close to the c++.

Maybe programs contributed to the project as part of a concerted language advocacy and marketing strategy, benefit from more programmer hours spent on program optimization.

We don't know yet.

Chaque langage à ses avantages et a été crée pour une raison ! Les deux langages sont passées ici en revu

Original article

Example of a scientist turning into Rust.
Some arguments in favor of Rust:

• Microsoft use it too to rewrite parts of Windows because 70% of their bug fixes each year are related to memory safety. Something that can not happen in Rust.
• the engine Servo of Firefox is written in Rust
• It is the fastest growing language according to Github
• the compiler produce high informative error messages
• a well complete and high-quality ecosystem: tooling (cargo, clippy, , community, IDE integration, Rust playground

BUT the learning curve is steep.

Idea to learn Rust : RIIR scientific algorithm :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: