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21 Oct 2016
"We want Rust to be the most reliable programming platform in the world." x.com/rustlang/status/789347…
21 Oct 2016
Announcing Rust 1.12.1 blog.rust-lang.org/2016/10/2…
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21 Jan 2023
favorite logo of the moment is that of Rust Taiwan github.com/rust-tw #rustlang
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21 Jan 2023
kool that one can do a "rustup doc --reference" or "rustup doc --edition-guide", no need to be online to access lots of documentation #rustlang
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12 Jan 2023
impressive productivity, all in a span of a single year
4 Jan 2023
As my first full calendar year working full-time on #rustlang OSS drew to a close, I thought it might be illuminating to reflect back on what I worked on.
The breadth of crates surprised me! Time really does fly when you’re having fun.
jack.wrenn.fyi/blog/2022-ret…
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6 Jan 2023
great to see Cargo get funded! #rustlang
5 Jan 2023
Introducing the newest Project Grant recipients as part of our Community Grants Program 🎉
Join us in congratulating these 25 grantees, who have received funding for discrete, Rust-focused work packages — then head over to our blog to learn more.
foundation.rust-lang.org/new…
ALT Rust foundation logo up top (letter "R" inside gear icon) with the following white heading text underneath: "Announcing Our Latest Round of Project Grant Recipients”. Underneath is a smaller subheading that reads “Please join us in congratulating these 25 Rust community members who have been selected to receive a Rust Foundation Project Grant as part of our Community Grants Program.”
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27 Dec 2022
choosing clear terminology can be very hard when teaching others, especially beginners... I recently had to guide someone install and use #debian, install and setup dev tooling (#rustlang toolchain, and helix), all for the first time, and it was a learning experience for me too
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27 Dec 2022
one notable thing is my failure to distinguish between a (virtual) terminal and a shell (Bash in this case)... opening a terminal immediately presents a shell instance, making it hard to explain that they are not the same thing
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11 Oct 2020
Day 80 of #100binaries
gfold by @nickgeracehacks provides a quick overview of all git repositories in the current, or specified directory. github.com/nickgerace/gfold
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17 Dec 2022
Speaking of our @ProssimoISRG NTP initiative, the @tweedegolfbv team has completed the first two milestones and is starting on the third, which is adding Network Time Security support to the NTP client and server. Learn more about this work here: memorysafety.org/initiative/…
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9 Dec 2022
One thing to consider beyond the amazing DX of Tauri is the focus on security. The project went through a long and deep security audit and continues to verify major versions.
This means that your apps can be hardened from day 1 instead of applying weird hacks.
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1 Dec 2022
This is really amazing to see and a very solid data point validating that Rust adoption brings significant security advantages! Congrats to the @Android Rust team!
1 Dec 2022
For more than a decade, memory safety vulnerabilities have consistently represented more than 65% of vulnerabilities across products, and across the industry. On Android, we’re now seeing something different:
security.googleblog.com/2022…
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9 Dec 2022
I'm now a member of the #rustlang compiler contributors team! Thank you to everyone who made this possible! ♥️
rust-lang.org/governance/tea…
Compiler team
A language empowering everyone to build reliable and efficient software.
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23 Nov 2022
#Rust helps keep @1Password's tooling as safe as possible in a variety of ways. Learn more in our latest guest blog. 🔒
Thanks to authors, devs, & Rustaceans @jane_m_lewis & @lucretiel & to 1Password for being a Rust Foundation Silver Member. buff.ly/3GEXJX1
ALT White rust foundation logo up top (letter "R" inside gear icon) with the following white italicized text: “Guest Blog Series: 1Password with”. Underneath are two circular zig-zag shapes frame the headshots of both authors: Jane Lewis and Nathan West. At the bottom is smaller text that says “Find Secure App Development with Rust's Memory Model" & other guest blogs @ bit.ly/rfguestblogs”
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16 Nov 2022
Using Rust code in JavaScript via WASM can be challenging.
@jkomyno presented a language parser written in Rust, compiled with wasm-bindgen, and interpreted by Node.js. He observed limitations for production use cases and discussed alternatives.
➡️ youtu.be/IBzNKh5WGW4
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26 Nov 2022
I enjoyed this detailed survey of #rustlang frontend web frameworks by @greg_johnston, an expert that considers self a hobbyist rustacean-station.org/episod…
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11 Nov 2022
Rust is a great choice for writing web backends.
@rafaelepplee discussed different approaches to improving test performance and developer experience around end-to-end tests for Rust web servers in this talk at EuroRust 2022: youtu.be/_VB1fLLtZfQ
#rustlang
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21 Nov 2022
I been hearing good things (more and more this is the recommended #rustlang web server framework), finally got to play, and it is extra smooth so far, and I also appreciate the many examples
18 Nov 2022
📢 axum 0.6.0-rc.5 was just released. This will most likely be the final release candidate before the 0.6.0 release.
It took quite a while to get state and fallback inheritance working in a simple and intuitive way, but I feel good about where we ended up.
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