Docs.rs will change its default build behavior on 2026-05-01 to generate documentation for only one target, requiring explicit `targets` metadata for multi-target builds.
Rust Leadership Council update covers new members, project budget allocations, ongoing work on the Maintainer Fund, and proposed AI contribution policies.
A March 2026 roundup of the Rust OSDev ecosystem, highlighting updates on bare-metal hardware access, kernel drivers, RTOS, tooling enhancements, and core `rust-osdev` projects like `uefi-rs` and `x86_64`.
The "Rust for CPython" project details its build system progress, internal API planning, and roadmap to a PEP for Python 3.16, inviting Rustaceans to contribute.
RustRover 2026.1 now natively integrates `cargo-nextest`, enabling faster and more scalable test execution with full IDE support for Rust professionals.
Toasty, an async Rust ORM now on crates.io, features a `derive(Model)` API and an application-level query engine for unified SQL and NoSQL database interactions.
Explore `#[slop]`, a proc-macro leveraging LLMs to generate Rust code for `todo!()` at compile time, iteratively fixing errors, and raising supply chain security concerns.
A Rust rewrite of a chess game processing pipeline reduces 1M game parsing from 25 minutes to 15 seconds using `shakmaty`, streaming architecture, and an mmap-friendly binary format.
`dumap` v1.1.0 is a Rust-based, cross-platform disk usage visualizer for the terminal, now defaulting to an egui-powered GUI and including hidden files by default.
Ply 1.1 enhances Rust UI development by simplifying async background tasks, introducing polished animations with Oklab blending and easing, and improving responsive layouts with wrapping and weighted growth.
A new Rust-based CLI tool, `selinux-explain`, simplifies the interpretation of SELinux AVC denials by providing human-readable explanations and actionable suggestions as a single, dependency-free binary.
Ferrocene presents its custom `rustc` driver for comprehensive callgraph analysis, enabling strict verification of properties like "no panic" for safety-critical Rust certification.
Folkert Systems shares how they actively address Rust compiler and tooling limitations by contributing to Clippy, Miri, `cfg_select!`, and `c_variadic` while building high-performance data compression libraries traditionally written in C.
Experience building a 67k-line Rust runtime for Node.js/TypeScript infrastructure, detailing N-API integration, multi-cloud abstraction, embedded Pingora, and performance gains.
A podcast offering deep dives into Rust-based networking, low-level protocols, systems programming, and internet infrastructure, featuring interviews with core maintainers and explorations of key crates.
GreptimeDB achieves PostgreSQL compatibility in Rust via the `pgwire` library for protocol handling and `DataFusion` for query execution, enabling a "top-down" Postgres-like ecosystem.