Rust·4yAnnouncing Rust 1.62.0
The Rust team is happy to announce a new version of Rust, 1.62.0. Rust is a programming language empowering everyone to build reliable and efficient software. You can now add new dependencies directly from the command line using cargo add. It's now easier to build OS-less binaries for x86_64 when writing a kernel.
LogRocket·4yIntegrating a Svelte app with Rust using WebAssembly
WebAssembly is a binary instruction format that our browsers can run along with JavaScript. It is type-safe like TypeScript, and since it is compiled beforehand instead of at runtime, much faster than even JavaScript. Combining this with the ease of Svelte and its ability to update the UI without a virtual DOM, we can make even heavy applications blazing fast.
Community Picks·4yRemote development with Rust on fly.io
Fly.io is an open-source, cloud-based software development platform. Fly.io can be used to build Rust codebases from anywhere in the world. The fly.io platform is free to use, but you must pay for the privilege of using it. The platform is available on GitHub.
Hashnode·4yBuild a simple template engine in <100 lines of Rust code
This tutorial is aimed at beginner Rustaceans but you should be familiar with programming and working on the terminal. Rust is the modern, memory-safe programming language (with a fantastic web ecosystem!) that I'll be using in this tutorial. Packages in Rust are called "crates" and are typically published to crates.io. The primary code file for Rust libraries is src/lib.rs.
Product Hunt·4ySecli - A CLI to store secrets locally
Secli is a simple CLI written in rust that lets you store secrets locally and retrieve them as needed. They are meant for applications like - secretoperation --token=$(secli get token) Secli is free and open source. Use it to build your own applications.