Topcoat enables server-side rendering for Rust web applications
Topcoat is a new framework that allows Rust to render web applications server-side, expanding Rust's capabilities in web development.
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Topcoat is a new framework that allows Rust to render web applications server-side, expanding Rust's capabilities in web development.
Systemd, the fundamental Linux init system, has added support for Rust components.
F-Secure and other antivirus software are detecting the rustc.exe executable as malicious, raising concerns about false positives.
Symbolica, a fast computer algebra system written in Rust, now supports WebAssembly in its 3.0 release, allowing it to run in browsers.
A new TrueType font parser has been developed using const Rust, enabling font parsing at compile time.
Apache DataSketches for Rust v0.6.0 adds streaming quantile, cardinality, and frequency sketches with zero runtime dependencies.
New version of wasm-language-tools adds auto-quotes in renaming, reduces memory usage, and improves parsing speed.
A blog post details the journey of fixing a performance regression introduced when GPU information support was added to the sysinfo library.
A new project demonstrates building self-hosted internet radio using Icecast, Liquidsoap, and a Rust CLI.
Anthropic's Team Zero, with no prior Rust experience, achieved 40% lower CPU consumption and 20% reduced latency by refactoring APIs to Rust with Claude's assistance.
A discussion about whether Iterator::unzip should be deprecated, as Iterator::collect now provides cleaner functionality since version 1.79.