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Recent Posts 
- Building a basic command line calculator in Rust by Steven Trotter in Getting Started
- Building a Wavetable Synthesizer From Scratch with Rust, WebAssembly, and WebAudio by Casey Primozic in Tools and Applications
- Soundness bugs in Rust libraries: can't live with 'em, can't live without 'em by David Tolnay in Security, Language
- What's coming up in imag (41) by Matthias Beyer in Tools and Applications, Crates
- Meuse alternate cargo registry 0.3.0 released by Mathieu Corbin in Web and Network Services
- Designing and implementing a safer API on top of LoadLibrary by Amos in Language
- Service Workers with Rust+WASM for Image Manipulation on the Edge by Chad Retz in Web and Network Services
- Async Interview #2: cramertj, part 3 by Niko Matsakis in Language
- How to speed up the Rust compiler one last time in 2019 by Nicholas Nethercote in Performance
- Async Interview #2: cramertj, part 2 by Niko Matsakis in Language
Sections
New posts are added to one or more of the following sections:
- Community — Initiatives in the Rust community.
- Computer Science — Covering data structures, algorithms, memory safety, etc.
- Crates — Notable new or updated crates.
- DevOps and Deployment — Building and deploying Rust, containerisation, continuous integration, etc.
- Embedded — Rust on microcontrollers, IoT, devices.
- Games and Graphics — Games built with Rust and other graphics related work.
- Getting Started — Introductory posts, guides and tutorials for getting started with Rust.
- Language — General posts about the Rust language.
- Operating Systems — Using Rust to build or explore operating systems.
- Performance — Optimisation, benchmarks, etc.
- Rust 2018 — Hopes and dreams for Rust in 2018.
- Rust 2019 — Ideas from the community for Rust in 2019, and the next edition.
- Rust 2020 — Ideas from the Rust community and picking a theme for 2020.
- Tools and Applications — Command line tools and GUI applications written in or for Rust.
- Security — Security, cryptography, etc.
- Web and Network Services — Web applications, web assembly, network daemons, etc.