The Rust project will demote the x86_64-apple-darwin target to Tier 2 due to Apple's dropping of x86_64 support and GitHub's lack of free macOS x86_64 runners, which impacts automated testing.
The Rust Leadership Council is seeking new representatives from Infra, Lang, Libs, and Mods teams to ensure diverse perspectives and continued project success.
The Rust Foundation announces the election process for three Project Directors to the Board, inviting nominations from Project members through their Leadership Council representatives, with key dates for nominations, feedback, and the election meeting in September and October.
This monthly roundup summarizes notable changes and updates in the Rust operating system development ecosystem, including projects, tooling, and blog posts.
An update on the development of Zed, a code editor, for Windows, detailing challenges and solutions related to rendering, memory usage, auto-updating, and crash reporting.
A new macro in SeaQuery simplifies raw SQL queries by automating parameter binding and offering features like named parameters, nested parameter access, and array expansion.
Heapless v0.9.1 introduces View types for removing const generics, a LenType optimization for memory-constrained environments, and various other improvements and bugfixes.
Asterinas 0.16.0 introduces LoongArch CPU architecture support, expands Linux ABI compatibility with new system calls, enhances UNIX sockets, partially supports netlink sockets, implements CgroupFS, upgrades testing infrastructure, and successfully boots on a laptop.
This article discusses the challenges and potential solutions for implementing "placing arguments" in Rust, focusing on closures and edition-dependent path resolution to maintain backwards compatibility and improve efficiency.
This article discusses the importance of memory-safe technology for secure software development, highlighting efforts in the US and Europe, particularly in light of the Cyber Resilience Act, and encourages stakeholders to prioritize memory safety.
Numaflow migrates its data plane to Rust for improved performance, safety, and support for complex workloads, resulting in significant gains in throughput, CPU usage, and test coverage.
Explore the development of Zellij's web client, enabling browser-based terminal sessions with features like session bookmarking, secure access, and a focus on Rust and xterm.js technologies.
This article discusses a Rust compiler error related to assigning to a moved value within a loop, specifically concerning the `Inferior` type and its ownership in the `handle` function, suggesting potential solutions like borrowing or cloning.
This article discusses the author's experience using tch-rs, a Rust binding of PyTorch, for scientific computing, highlighting its advantages, disadvantages, and potential improvements compared to native Rust crates.
This article discusses nine rules for generalizing Rust libraries, focusing on iterators, benchmarking, versioning, dependencies, documentation, and test coverage, using the RangeSetBlaze library as a case study.
Explore intrusive linked lists in Rust for embedded systems, where memory constraints and safety are critical, offering a unique approach to data management with the Pinlist crate.
An interview with Microsoft's Nell Shamrell-Harrington discusses Rust adoption within Microsoft, the Rust Foundation, and advice for those seeking Rust-related jobs.
This interview with a Zed Industries engineer discusses the creation of the Rust-based collaborative code editor Zed, its unique engineering culture, and future plans for AI integration and revenue models.
A Rust developer catalogues and shares a webpage of Rust tutorials, seeking community contributions for categorization, search improvement, and content submission.
A July 2025 report provides an overview of the Rust job market, highlighting the number of jobs, companies using Rust, and industries with the most Rust positions, while also noting the levels of experience sought by employers.