About
Read Rust collects interesting posts related to the Rust programming language. It is run by Wesley Moore with contributions from the Rust community. Find me on Twitter or Mastodon. You can support my work via GitHub Sponsors.
Read Rust is an open source project. The source code and issue tracker are hosted on GitHub.
Feeds
I am a proponent of the open web and as a result the content of Read Rust is available in a number of machine readable formats. There are feeds available for the whole site, as well as each of the categories:
- Main feed (all posts): RSS or JSON
- Community: RSS or JSON
- Computer Science: RSS or JSON
- Crates: RSS or JSON
- DevOps and Deployment: RSS or JSON
- Embedded: RSS or JSON
- Games and Graphics: RSS or JSON
- Getting Started: RSS or JSON
- Language: RSS or JSON
- Operating Systems: RSS or JSON
- Performance: RSS or JSON
- Rust 2018: RSS or JSON
- Rust 2019: RSS or JSON
- Rust 2020: RSS or JSON
- Rust 2021: RSS or JSON
- Tools and Applications: RSS or JSON
- Security: RSS or JSON
- Web and Network Services: RSS or JSON
In order to discover new posts I subscribe to a lot of Rust related RSS feeds. The list is available in OPML (readily importable into feed readers):
- Blog list: OPML
Social Media
Read Rust also has social media accounts, which automatically post each newly added post:
- Mastodon
Twitternew posts are no longer posted to Twitter because it started charging for API access.
FAQ
How do I subscribe?
Subscribe to one of the feeds in a feed reader. There are feeds for all news posts as well as for individual categories. Some feed readers are shown below. I use and recommend Feedbin + Reeder:
- Feedbin (Web, Third party clients)
- NewsFlash (Linux, BSD)
- Feedly (Web, Third party clients)
- NewsBlur (Web, iOS & Android)
- Reeder (iOS & macOS)
- selfoss (Self-hosted)
- Thunderbird (BSD, Linux, Mac, Windows, etc.)
Alternatively you may follow Read Rust on Twitter, Mastodon or Facebook.
What is JSON Feed?
A format similar to RSS and Atom but in JSON. For more details visit the JSON Feed website.
Credits
- JSON Feed icon: https://jsonfeed.org/version/1
- Facebook, Mastodon, RSS, Twitter icons: Super Tiny Icons
- Logo: “Book” by Mike Rowe, from the Noun Project
- Heart icon: “Heart” by Mike Rowe, from the Noun Project
- Balloon.css: Copyright (c) 2016 Claudio Holanda