Rust's compiler-enforced safety is proving valuable in production safety-critical systems, but ecosystem maturity, toolchain stability, and specific runtime/tooling support remain key challenges for wider high-integrity adoption.
This issue covers updates to deep learning, linear algebra, and interpolation crates, introduces a `no-std` physical units crate, and highlights projects for ocean wave simulation and data transformation.
Creusot 0.9.0 launches its devlog, introducing automatic trivial loop invariant inference, `no_std` compatibility, and initial support for concurrent program verification with atomic invariants.
v0.5.0 introduces six new Postgres migration safety checks, including warnings for REINDEX locks, generated columns, untyped timestamps, `CHAR` types, and `DROP` operations.
Skim v1.0.0 is released, migrating to Ratatui for TUI, adding IPC control and new options, with breaking changes to `execute` behavior and field expansion.
`govctl` is a Rust CLI tool that enforces RFC-driven, phase-gated development workflows to bring discipline and structure to AI-assisted coding projects.
Burn 0.20.0 unifies CPU/GPU kernels with CubeCL/CubeK, bringing significant performance boosts on both (outperforming LibTorch on CPU), generalized training, and `Result`-based error handling.
Profiling a `chumsky`-based C parser revealed significant `Rc::clone` overhead in state management, leading to a 14% speedup by switching to string pooling and slab allocation for snapshots.
Rust's cultural drive for precise API semantics, seen in `Cell` types and `Copy`/`Clone` design, improves robustness while challenging integration with less explicit C contexts like the Linux kernel.
Helge Penne's keynote challenges the perception of Rust as *only* about memory safety, highlighting its broader focus on correctness through robust type systems and API design.
Structure your Gtk4 Rust application using the MVPVM pattern, detailing View, ViewModel, Presenter, and Model implementation with data binding, async processing, and Glib-specific macros.
VectorWare has enabled Rust's standard library to run on GPUs using a hostcall mechanism, significantly improving ergonomics and code reuse for GPU programming.
The December 2025 Rust Jobs Report details a record 1323 job openings across 120 companies, highlighting top hirers, prominent industries, and junior-to-senior role distribution.