Announcing The Keyword Generics Initiative
- Yoshua Wuyts tl;dr: "We are excited to announce the start of the Keyword Generics Initiative, a new initiative under the purview of the language team. We're officially just a few weeks old now, and in this post we want to briefly share why we've started this initiative, and share some insight on what we're about."featured in #338
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Rust's Unsafe Pointer Types Need An Overhaul
- Aria Beingessner tl;dr: "When I was working on this stuff we had too naive of an understanding of how pointers should work. Others have done a lot of great work to expand this understanding, and now the flaws are all the more glaring." This article is broken up into 3 parts: conceptual background, problems with the current design, and proposed solutions.featured in #301
Rust Compiler Ambitions For 2022
- Felix Klock Wesley Wiser tl;dr: "This document is structured into three parts: our Overall Themes for this year, the Concrete Initiatives we have resources to drive, and Aspirations for what we could do if given more help."featured in #294
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Rust Takes A Major Step Forward As Linux's Second Official Language
- Steven Vaughan-Nichols tl;dr: "Today, not only is Rust, the high-level system language moving closer to Linux, it's closer than ever with the next "patch series to add support for Rust as a second language to the Linux kernel."featured in #275
Announcing Rust 1.56.0 And Rust 2021
tl;dr: This version of Rust stabilizes the 2021 edition, with (1) Disjoint capture, (2) IntoIterator for arrays, and more.featured in #262
Rocket: A Web Framework For Rust
- Mark Litwintschik tl;dr: "Web framework written in Rust. It provides a concise API and is opinionated and feature-rich beyond what you would typically find in a micro-framework."featured in #253
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