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Rust
Rust is a systems language built around memory safety, performance, and maintainability, making it a fit for kernels, WebAssembly, CLI tools, and distributed services. This tag covers the compiler, standard library, async patterns, ecosystem crates, and real-world deployments.
8 articles
Why Bun’s Zig-to-Rust experiment is the right move
Bun should keep its public Zig-to-Rust experiment because it will produce real data on speed, safety, and developer cost.
Why Rust Is the AI Language of the Future
Rust will power more AI infrastructure because its compiler enforces safety and speed at compile time.
Why HighTec and SiFive are right to push safety-critical RISC-V
HighTec and SiFive are right: safety-critical automotive and industrial software needs qualified RISC-V toolchains, not more proprietary lock-in.
Why Rust Should Not Be a Child’s First Programming Language
Rust is a poor first programming language for most children, even if it is a great second or third one.
WebAssembly in 2026: Faster Web Apps, Less JavaScript
WebAssembly in 2026 powers faster apps, edge compute, and safer plugins, with SIMD benchmarks and Rust tooling leading the way.
Rust’s Spring Clean Adds a Ladder Hatch and Water Wheel
Rust’s April update adds an Armoured Ladder Hatch, a Water Wheel, tech-tree bulk unlocks, and major server and rendering gains.
Kraken CLI brings crypto trading to AI agents
Kraken open-sources a Rust CLI with 134 commands, MCP support, and paper trading so AI agents can trade crypto safely.
What FerresDB Shipped for Production Rust Search
FerresDB adds PolarQuant, HNSW auto-tuning, PITR, reranking, and Raft-backed distributed storage for production vector search.