Why choose async/await over threads?
A common refrain is that threads can do everything that async/await can, but simpler. So why would anyone choose async/await? This is a common question that I’ve seen a lot in the Rust community. Frankly, I completely understand where it’s coming from. Rust is a low-level language that doesn’t hide the complexity of coroutines from you. This is in opposition to languages like Go, where async happe
devenv 1.0: Rewrite in Rust - devenv
devenv 1.0: Rewrite in Rust We have just released devenv 1.0! 🎉 This is a rewrite of the CLI to Python Rust, which brings with it many new features and improvements. I would like to thank mightyiam for a week-long, Rust pair-programming session at Thaiger Sprint. Note: Read the migration guide at the end of this post, as 1.0 is not entirely backwards compatible. Why rewrite twice? When I started
What part of Rust compilation is the bottleneck?
Rust compilation times is an ongoing topic that generates many discussions online1. Most people don’t really care about what exactly takes time when compiling Rust program; they just want it to be faster in general. But sometimes, you can see people pointing fingers at specific culprits, like LLVM or the borrow checker. In this post, I’ll try to examine who is the culprit in various situations, ba
Bevy Foundation
Bevy Foundation Posted on March 11, 2024 by Carter Anderson ( @cart @cart_cart cartdev ) It is with excitement that I unveil to the world ... The Bevy Foundation is the next step in our journey to build a world class free and open source game engine. Bevy Foundation is a non-profit organization formed in Washington State, with a pending federal 501(c)(3) tax-exemption application (more on this lat
Logic programming in Rust
use ascent::ascent; ascent! { relation edge(i32, i32); relation path(i32, i32); path(x, y) <-- edge(x, y); path(x, z) <-- edge(x, y), path(y, z); } fn main() { let mut prog = AscentProgram::default(); prog.edge = vec![(1, 2), (2, 3)]; prog.run(); println!("path: {:?}", prog.path); } Features Lattices Ascent supports computing fixed points of user-defined lattices. The lattice keyword defines a lat
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Java is becoming more like Rust, and I am here for it!
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