A brief history of The Facebook app Rust
Facebook is embracing Rust, one of today's most beloved and fastest-growing programming languages. In addition to bringing new talent to its Rust team, Facebook also...
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For complex applications, Rust is just as productive as Kotlin
December 20, 2023
by Spencer Pham
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In this article, we will compare an apple (IntelliJ Rust) and an orange (Rust-Analyzer) to draw general and comprehensive conclusions. Specifically, I would like to...
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Why You Shouldn’t Obsess over Rust’s “features”
December 20, 2023
by Francisco Martin
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NiZerin Rust makes expressing conditional compilation very easy, especially because of its "nature". They integrate well into the language and are very easy to use....
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Principles and Engineering Practice | Rust no-STD engineering practice
December 20, 2023
by Janet Robertson
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I will first introduce the difference between STD and NO_STD, and then introduce how to use the NO_STD library. Since there are two different ways...
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Why does Rust need Pin, Unpin?
December 20, 2023
by Mark Banks
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Using the Rust asynchronous library is usually easy. Except to write async and.await in various places, just like normal Rust code. But when you're writing...
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Principles and Engineering practice | Task scheduling for Tokio Internal
December 20, 2023
by 梁信宏
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Choosing the right task to run is a very important logic of the scheduler. If not handled properly, the scheduling may be slow, and different...
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Datenlord | Rust implementation RDMA asynchronous programming (2) : async Rust wrap UCX communication library
December 20, 2023
by Emily Brown
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UCX is a high performance network communication library. As one of the communication modules on which MPI depends, it is widely used in the field...
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Lesson 17 — Process Control
December 20, 2023
by Gina Mann
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With the Rust data types out of the way for now, let's start with process control in Rust. There are two ways to control the...
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Rust Smart Pointer “Basic Linked List Expression”
December 19, 2023
by Leanne Cooksley
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This is the third day of my participation in the August Challenge. For more details, see: Why use smart Pointers in the August Challenge? The...
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Rust Deleting Redundant Files applets (1)
December 19, 2023
by 金瑋婷
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Preface Because the server hard disk space is about to burst, so I have been planning to write a program to help me free up...
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What does Rust think is “undefined” and what is not “unsafe”?
December 19, 2023
by Mrs. Ashley Johnson
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You've probably heard that Rust features Safe as one of its features, so let's take a look at where the Safe boundary of Rust lies.
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How do I learn Rust without installing any software
December 19, 2023
by Christian Campbell
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Rust is one of today's hottest programming languages. The geek gods love Rust. Rust has been voted the most popular programming language on Stackoverflow for...
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Tencent Cloud based Rust and WebAssembly functions as a service
December 19, 2023
by Caleb Christiansen
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Tencent Cloud Computing is a leading innovator in Serverless computing, providing powerful services such as function as a Service (FaaS) runtimes, triggers, connectors and development...
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Index about Rust
December 19, 2023
by Emily Brown
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Range in Rust stands for an "interval" : note that in this syntax, an open interval is preceded by a closed interval. This syntax actually...
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Explain the smart pointer in Rust
December 19, 2023
by Mark Greenwood
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A trait in Rust determines the behavior of the type. You can implement an intelligent pointer type in Rust by implementing either a Dereftrait or...
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How to write and execute Rust + WebAssembly in just 5 minutes
December 19, 2023
by Sophie Ward-Best
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The demo was conducted using the Ubuntu Linux operating system and Google's Chrome browser. Other combinations have not yet been tested. Create a new file...
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A simple and easy way to learn about WebAssembly (1)
December 19, 2023
by Paige Duncan
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You've probably heard that WebAssembly runs fast, but do you know why WebAssembly is so fast? In this series of articles, I'll explain why WebAssembly...
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Lesson 6 — Basic Data Types
December 19, 2023
by Pam Clark
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In this section we'll look at some of the basic data types that are commonly used. Data types are the basis of Rust as a...
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RUST learning diary Lesson 15 – a string of commonly used method in August (a) | more challenges
December 19, 2023
by Madison Cairns-Stevenson
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It took two previous articles to introduce Rust's strings and understand the connections and differences between them. This lesson begins with the introduction of the...
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Simple understanding of rust’s ownership | August more textual challenges
December 18, 2023
by Christopher Decker
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Understanding rust's ownership mechanism will lead us to a deeper understanding of rust's excellent memory management mechanisms and code structures that are safer than C++.
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Rust’s function Pointers with closures | more challenging in August
December 18, 2023
by Dr. Owen James
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This article mainly introduces the use of closures in Rust and discusses their principles. The first is that functions fail to capture contextual variables, so...
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Rust Information | Official news for July
December 18, 2023
by Sophie Ward-Best
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Rust 1.54 stable release task:: Ready! Macro will enter public beta at 1.56 stable, Rust 2021
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Lesson 13 — Strings (1)
December 18, 2023
by Yashvi Tella
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This lesson continues with an important data type -- strings. In all programs, about 80% of the code is related to strings, so it's important.
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Why did Discord switch from Go to Rust?
December 18, 2023
by Brett Murray
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Rust is emerging as a premier language in a variety of fields. In Discord, we've seen the success of Rust on client and server sides....
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Lesson 7 — Literals and Operators
December 18, 2023
by Eva Bansal
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In this section we'll look at literals and some commonly used operators. A literal is a representation used to express a fixed value in source...
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Lesson 16 — Common Methods of Strings (2)
December 18, 2023
by 彭雅芳
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Last time we looked at the common modification methods to Rust strings. This lesson begins with the access methods to Rust strings. This is the...
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How do I call Rust in a Deno application? The first phase of the essay | 🏆 technology projects
December 18, 2023
by William Ortiz
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Both Deno and Node.js execute JavaScript on a C/C ++ based runtime for high performance. Deno is a single binary application that is not compatible...
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The Rust and WebAssembly Serverless functions in Vercel
December 18, 2023
by Dale Cooke-Bishop
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When Vercel meets Rust and WebAssembly, what kind of spark does it generate? Node. In this article, we'll explore how to use WasmEdge functions written...
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You can write Rust Lints without fork Clippy
December 17, 2023
by Edward Copeland
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This article focuses on Dylint, a tool for loading Rust Lints rules from dynamic libraries. Dylint allows developers to easily maintain their own personal lint...
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Will WebAssembly replace JavaScript?
December 17, 2023
by Cheryl Moore
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One of the most powerful innovations of the Internet over the past few decades, WebAssembly is an open standard that defines a portable binary code...
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