Rust 1.89.0 introduces features like explicitly inferred const generic arguments, a mismatched lifetime syntaxes lint, more x86 target features, cross-compiled doctests, and stabilized APIs, while demoting x86_64-apple-darwin to Tier 2 with host tools.
This release focuses on storage optimizations, introduces read-only multi-process support, and enhances durability options, along with API changes and new features.
Bevy's creator reflects on the game engine's fifth year, highlighting milestones, improvements, and future plans, while also addressing funding challenges and encouraging community contributions.
Warp v0.4 brings upgrades to hyper v1, slimmer crate features, and an improved server builder, focusing on functional programming and type system routing.
This article details the process of building an asynchronous FUSE filesystem in Rust, including library development, challenges faced, and solutions implemented.
This article presents nine rules, illustrated with examples from the author's experience generalizing a Rust crate, for effectively generalizing a library while maintaining performance and correctness.
This article demystifies Rust's `Send` and `Sync` traits by explaining the thread safety concerns they address and providing a decision tree for determining if a type is `Send` and/or `Sync`.
A newly disclosed HTTP/2 attack, MadeYouReset, has been mostly mitigated in hyper's h2, with patches available and advice for users to update and ensure their server handlers can easily cancel.
This article argues that Rust education should prioritize the "Aliasing Xor Mutability" principle to improve understanding and prevent common misconceptions.
This Rust code snippet demonstrates how to spawn a process with a pseudo-terminal (PTY) using the `portable-pty` crate, capture its output, and check for OSC codes.
This article details a practical approach to incrementally migrating a Python extension from C to Rust using PyO3 by sharing data directly between extensions without involving the Python API.