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The Rust Foundation introduces the Rust Innovation Lab to support Rust-based open source projects, with Rustls as its inaugural project.

Stay updated on the latest in embedded Rust with news, articles, resources, and job opportunities in this bi-monthly newsletter.

Rust language experiences a breakthrough year with significant enterprise adoption, faster compile times, and growing use in AI and cloud infrastructure.

An overview of the architectural changes, new features, breaking changes, and performance improvements in SeaQuery 1.0, along with the release plan and team updates.

RKIK is a command-line tool for stateless NTP inspection, allowing users to query and compare NTP servers without root access.

This article introduces a new Cargo subcommand, `cargo safe-publish`, designed to enhance the reliability and security of the crate publication process by addressing potential vulnerabilities in the standard `cargo publish` command.

This discussion explores the nuances of trustedness in Rust, particularly focusing on slice lengths and how they interact with the Untrusted<T> type when dealing with potentially unsafe data from userspace.

Slint 1.13 release introduces live-preview for Rust and C++, interactive outline, and several quality-of-life improvements to the Slint language.

Explore Rust's implementation of LeetCode 102, Binary Tree Level Order Traversal, using BFS with Rc, RefCell, and VecDeque for efficient tree handling.

This article discusses the journey of adding `#[derive(From)]` to Rust, including the RFC process, design considerations, implementation details, and how to use it in nightly builds.

The author explains why they created TLQ, a simple message queue, as an alternative to more complex systems like RabbitMQ for development and small projects.

A Rust programmer discusses a simple yet elegant solution to a common annoyance: combining struct literal syntax with read-only field access using the newtype pattern.

This article explains how to test a function that relies on external, non-deterministic data sources by breaking it down into smaller, testable parts.

This article provides section header information for a binary file, detailing the different segments and their attributes within the file.

Due to sign-in requirements, this video about new Rust 1.89.0 changes is unavailable for viewing, but discusses layout changes, WASM ABI, and Rust training through Ardan Labs.

This article explains how to set up Rust logging in AWS Lambda with proper formatting, secret exclusion, and error context for effective debugging.

Learn how to build a simple todo application using GPUI, covering setup, data structures, actions, event handling, rendering, and focus management.

This code snippet showcases a custom tag implementation for a Python templating engine using PyO3, focusing on context management and interaction between Python and Rust.

Disabling macOS's XProtect for development can significantly speed up Rust builds and tests by preventing malware scans on newly compiled executables.

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This workshop covers embedded Rust with industry expert, Prof. Bart Massey.

This video explains how Rust achieves memory and thread safety at compile time, offering control and performance comparable to C and C++.

A visual guide to Rust's core types and traits, focusing on language-level constructs and their role in platform-independent core functionality.

This interview explores how tonari is using Rust to build immersive video portals that aim to replicate the feeling of working in the same physical space despite being geographically distant.

This podcast episode delves into the evolution, challenges, and future aspirations of the Hyper ecosystem with creator Sean McArthur.

This video discusses how Rust became a successful programming language for performant, reliable software, focusing on its excellent execution and community.