TWiR with AI summaries

Provides a detailed timeline of completed and planned milestones for Rust support within GCC, covering feature integration and release targets up to GCC 16.1.

Fyrox 1.0.0-rc.2 introduces comprehensive error handling, optimized UI rendering, DynType for custom scene data, and automated editor testing, focusing on stability and QoL.

Slint 1.15 introduces dynamic GridLayouts, two-way data bindings for struct fields, improved iOS/Android safe area support, and various renderer enhancements for the Rust-based GUI toolkit.

The Tyr project is driving a Rust GPU driver for Arm Mali towards upstream, highlighting critical missing Rust kernel abstractions while signaling an upcoming requirement for Rust in new Linux DRM drivers.

Rustbridge 0.9 offers a feature-complete framework for building Rust shared libraries that seamlessly interoperate with Java, Kotlin, C#, Python, or Rust applications, abstracting FFI complexities like lifecycle and async execution.

Ariel OS v0.3.0 offers upgraded Embassy/esp-hal, HAL-agnostic UART, a new sensor abstraction, structured board descriptions, and BLE support for Rust embedded development.

CipherStash Proxy 2.1.20 introduces performance diagnostics via slow statement logging and enhanced Prometheus metrics, alongside case-insensitive JSONB search capabilities for STE-VEC indexes.

Linux 7.0 officially concludes the "Rust experiment," signaling Rust's permanent integration into the kernel and encouraging industry investment in its adoption.

Addressing a lifetime escape error (E0521) when using `Map::contains_key` with dynamically borrowed keys and trait objects.

This article makes a pragmatic case for Rust's adoption by covering its safety features, performance, developer experience, community, and versatility across various use cases and developer backgrounds.

Explore gRPC-Rust for safe, fast, and scalable RPC in your next microservices project, with a status update nearing beta release.

Anodized is a Rust library for code annotation with specifications, offering integration beyond typical contract tools.

Impl Rust: Avro IDL tool in Rust via LLM.

Netstack.FM explores Rust-powered networking from low-level protocols and systems programming to web standards, proxies, and observability, featuring expert interviews and crate spotlights.

`bitflags` is evolving to use `bitflags-derive` for flags-aware `#[derive]`s and external integrations, simplifying the core crate without breaking changes.

Achieve sub-second hot reloading for Rust applications, like a GraphQL API, using `dioxus-devtools` and the `dx serve --hot-patch` command.

Benchmarks reveal `primitive_fixed_point_decimal` (fixed-point) often surpasses `rust_decimal` (floating-point) in performance and stability, particularly when `rust_decimal` incurs implicit rescaling overheads.

Explore lessons learned supporting FreeBSD, Nix, and Guix for a Rust CLI, including build-from-source, cross-compilation with `cargo-zigbuild`, and various Nix and Guix packaging strategies.

Learn how Rama, a modular Rust framework, offers freedom and control for building flexible and custom network services and stacks, from transport to HTTP, including unique configurations like Socks5 over TLS.

Learn to implement a multi-threaded TCP echo server from scratch using Rust's standard library.