Three Major Drawbacks of Writing Rust

Three Major Drawbacks of Writing Rust

Author | Roman Kashitsyn Translation | Yan Zheng Rust is a hot topic in the field of language design. It allows us to build efficient, memory-safe programs with concise, portable, and sometimes even beautiful code. However, everything has two sides; it’s not all roses and sunshine. The details of memory management often drive development work … Read more

Is It Possible to Rewrite the Linux Kernel in Rust?

Is It Possible to Rewrite the Linux Kernel in Rust?

It is well known that Linux is the representative of the C language. However, times have changed, and Rust is on the rise, gaining more and more support, gradually taking on the role of the system language for Linux. At the 2020 Linux Plumbers Conference, developers seriously considered the idea of using Rust for inline … Read more

Advanced Rust Asynchronous Programming: Optimizing Concurrency and Memory Management

Advanced Rust Asynchronous Programming: Optimizing Concurrency and Memory Management

Introduction The Rust language, as a system programming language that emphasizes memory safety and concurrency, has an asynchronous programming model that is a crucial part of its powerful capabilities. In recent years, Rust’s asynchronous programming has gradually become the preferred solution for developers to build efficient and highly concurrent systems. With a deeper understanding of … Read more

In-Depth Exploration of Smart Pointers in Rust: Rc, Arc, and RefCell

In-Depth Exploration of Smart Pointers in Rust: Rc, Arc, and RefCell

Introduction In Rust, smart pointers are structures that encapsulate pointers, responsible for managing memory and automatically reclaiming resources. Rust’s memory management is centered around ownership, but in some cases, programmers may need more flexibility, especially when dealing with shared ownership and mutability. At this point, Rust offers several smart pointers, the most commonly used being … Read more

Don’t Rush to Rewrite in Rust: It May Not Be That Safe

Don't Rush to Rewrite in Rust: It May Not Be That Safe

Author | Anonymous Authors Translator | Nuclear Cola Editor | Chu Xingjuan If you haven’t tried Rust yet, I recommend you hurry up and give it a shot! Haven’t used Rust’s cat, grep, and find? I’m not joking, “once you try it, you will fall in love” is what Rust is all about. Too busy … Read more

Choosing Rust ORM Frameworks: A Complete Comparison Guide

Choosing Rust ORM Frameworks: A Complete Comparison Guide

Introduction In the Rust ecosystem, there are many frameworks for handling databases. How do you choose an ORM framework that suits your project? This article will compare mainstream frameworks like Diesel, SQLx, and SeaORM based on dimensions such as stability, safety, flexibility, scalability, usability, and performance to help you make the best choice. Comparison of … Read more

Rust vs C++: A Battle of Modern Programming Languages

Rust vs C++: A Battle of Modern Programming Languages

Rust and C++ are both powerful system-level programming languages, known for their high performance and fine control. Rust, as a relatively new language, is praised for its focus on security, while C++ is renowned for its long history and broad applications. This article will deeply compare these two languages, exploring their advantages, disadvantages, and suitable … Read more

Is It Too Early to Replace C/C++ with Rust?

Is It Too Early to Replace C/C++ with Rust?

Follow “Script Home ”, together with millions of developers Source丨51CTO Technology Stack (ID: blog51cto) Written by丨Qianshan If reprinted, please contact the original public account Rust has been quite busy recently. First, Microsoft’s CTO publicly stated: “It’s time to use Rust to replace C/C++ for creating new projects!” Then Linus Torvalds indicated that, barring any accidents, … Read more

EasyTier: A New Tool for Cross-Region Networking

EasyTier: A New Tool for Cross-Region Networking

Follow us on WeChat “Wonderful Linux World“ Set as “Starred“, bringing you Linux fun every day! EasyTier is a simple, secure, decentralized remote networking solution powered by Rust and Tokio, an open-source project. Advantages Decentralized: No reliance on centralized services, nodes are equal and independent Public IP Networking: Supports networking using shared public nodes, can … Read more

Tock: Real-Time, Secure, Low-Power Embedded OS

Tock: Real-Time, Secure, Low-Power Embedded OS

Introduction Embedded operating systems play a crucial role in today’s technology field, especially in microcontroller applications. Tock is an emerging embedded operating system specifically designed for microcontrollers, gaining attention for its security and reliability. This article will provide a detailed introduction to Tock, exploring its various features and application areas. Background of Tock Tock is … Read more