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why-rust
  1. Why is Rust the Most Loved Programming Language?
  2. What is Rust and why is it so popular?
  3. ... The Rust implementation is simpler, shorter (in lines of code), faster, and smaller (in bytes of Flash) than my heavily-optimized C++ version ...
  4. ... Prefer Rust to C/C++ for new code ...
  5. Why Rust?
  6. MySQL vs CockroachDB vs TiDB (Go + Rust): "TiDB has a competitive edge over the others"
  7. Which enterprises/projects are using RUST?
  8. Holochain-Rust Architectural Overview
  9. The Cardano Rust project
  10. Microsoft+Rust
  11. Security By Design, A Brief Introduction To Rust
  12. Those who use rust in production: what are you using Rust for?
  13. Why Discord is switching from Go to Rust
  14. Two Years With Rust
  15. How fast is Rust?
  16. ROI in companies that decided to switch to Rust
  17. ... AWS is choosing Rust more and more ... , from seanmonstar, creator of warp & reqwest, and active contributor of hyper
  18. ... what we found at Microsoft is that 70% of our very serious, mission-critical bugs that happen in our software deal with memory safety and incorrect usage of memory ... we need to look out to the industry to see what the best alternative to C++ is. And it turns out that language is a language called Rust ...
  19. Ray tracer, in Rust (with C++ comparison: by performance, LOCs, compile time, safety, etc)
  20. Why the developers who use Rust love it so much
  21. Microsoft: Rust Is the Industry’s ‘Best Chance’ at Safe Systems Programming
  22. 3K, 60fps, 130ms: achieving it with Rust (" *it's hard to imagine where we might be without Rust ")
  23. Understanding the Rust Ecosystem
  24. Rewriting the heart of our sync engine @ Dropbox, " Rust has been a force multiplier for our team, and betting on Rust was one of the best decisions we made "
  25. How Rust Lets Us Monitor 30k API calls/min, " ... original Node.js application used about 1.5GB of memory at any given time, while the CPUs ran at around 150% load. The new Rust service used about 100MB of memory and only 2.5% of CPU load "
  26. Oxidizing Kraken
  27. Mitigating Memory Safety Issues in Open Source Software @ Google Online Security Blog
  28. 9 Companies That Use Rust in Production
  29. From ojeda@kernel ... [RFC] Rust support
  30. Why Rust?
  31. SpaceX about the Rust Programming Language
  32. 42 Companies using Rust in production by Sylvain Kerkour
  33. 9 advantages of programming in Rust by Tim McNamara
  34. Optimizing 700 CPUs Away With Rust by Alan Ning
  35. The future of Rust by Matt Asay
  36. Rust as a second language to the Linux kernel
  37. How to build large-scale end-to-end encrypted group video calls (" ... to scale to more (from 5 to up to 40 people, perhaps more in the future) participants, we wrote a new SFU from scratch in Rust ... ")
  38. We're choosing Rust, and not Go, C++, or Node.js " for the Synergy 3 background service (currently written in Node.js) "
  39. Building a Cloud Database from Scratch: Why We Moved from C++ to Rust (" ... we decide to move to Rust after careful consideration ... we spent around two months removing our C++ codebase entirely and rewriting it in Rust. We deleted 276,406 lines of code in total ... ")
  40. How Rust beats NGINX, or, How we built Pingora, the proxy that connects Cloudflare to the Internet
  41. Long term C++ dev moving to Rust, and my reasons behind the decision @ Reddit
  42. ... original Python program was going to take 2.9 years to complete ... Our final Rust program only takes 8 minutes on the same dataset. That is roughly a 180,000x speedup
  43. The White House urges developers to use Rust
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