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@bashbunni Honestly, the whole Cargo ecosystem is a masterpiece. It’s not just Clippy; having cargo test, cargo bench, and cargo doc all built-in right out of the box is what makes Rust tooling so superior. You don't need to stitch 5 different third-party tools together just to get a proper dev workflow. #Rustlang #Cargo

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Cross-Platform Music Software with Rust – Ian Hobson – ADC 2025
https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=YLPglu2enaE
#AudioPlugin #coding #programming #rustlang

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"How to Stop Arabic from Breaking Your TUI"

Abdul wrote a blog post about Unicode directional isolates.

➡️ Read it here: https://ar-ms.me/thoughts/how-to-stop-arabic-from-breaking-your-tui/

#rustlang #ratatui #blog #terminal #opensource

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How to Stop Arabic from Breaking Your TUI

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🔦 #rustconf 2026 Speaker Spotlight

"Detecting Borrow and Provenance Bugs Across Unsafe Rust and C/C++ Interoperability" by @nanjekyejoannah

View on schedule: https://rustconf2026.sched.com/event/2 KHsy

Don't miss your chance to catch this talk. Register: https://bit.ly/3PNBHIK

#rustconf26 #rustlang

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RustConf tickets (Employer-paid & individual) are available for our 10th annual event dedicated to the Rust programming language.

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RustConf tickets (Employer-paid & individual) are available for our 10th annual event dedicated to the Rust programming language.

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Reposting from new server:

I am more and more actively looking to find a new career opportunity. I've been stuck classified as a senior engineer for most of my working life. Every employer promising career progression; never following through.

Would love a gig where I can mentor and actually know that my words won't get fed directly into a chat interface.

Would really like to work with embedded systems in #RustLang (no pro exp yet). Though I am open to a wide variety of systems programming.

Over the years I've worked in Public Broadcasting, Game Development, Web Agencies, Education Technology, Museum Experience Design, Open Source Development

I have been remote first for almost a decade now. Basically a hipster-wfh. I do well with async practices and keeping people in the loop.

Are there any places hiring for remote people in Australia Eastern Time zone? Even if there are companies in other areas that know the benefit of async work!

#FediHire #GetFediHired #NoAI #Rust #RustEmbedded

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Building on FUSE in Rust tends to involve a lot of boilerplate. libfuse-fs is an attempt to change that - trait-based abstractions, async I/O, overlay and passthrough support out of the box.

At Oxidize 2026, Ruiji Yu (Nanjing University) covers the design and lessons from real integrations: monorepo access and container image building.

🔗 https://oxidizeconf.com/sessions/libfu se_fs_a_ready_to_use_filesystem_library_based_on_fuse

#Oxidize2026 #RustLang #FUSE #Filesystem #AsyncRust #SystemsProgramming

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Oxidize Conference - 14 - 16 September 2026

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libfuse-fs is a library which provides implementations for various filesystem types and makes it easy to develop custom filesystems. Its features include asynchronous I/O support, overlay filesystem implementation, passthrough filesystem support and easy-to-use API for custom filesystem development.

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libfuse-fs: A Ready-to-Use Filesystem Library Based on FUSE

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The conference for industrial Rust users

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Hello,

Welcome to my #introduction.

I'm Iris.

I'm a self taught developer who started programming through Roblox scripts years ago. I never really planned to become a developer. Most of the things I've learned came from wanting to solve a problem for myself, learning whatever was necessary, then moving on to the next thing.

Over the years that somehow led me through Lua, PHP, Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Go, and eventually #RustLang, which is what I spend most of my time with these days.

I also run a small #Homelab on old hardware, self host a few services (this instance too, is self host), read far (probably) too many #LightNovels, and recently started learning #3DModeling.

I'm not a particularly social person, so I'm honestly not sure how many people will ever read this. Maybe nobody. Most of my friends aren't very technical and probably don't even know what the #Fediverse is.

Still, I thought it would be nice to have a place to share what I'm working on, my thoughts on things I find interesting, and anything else that happens to be on my mind.

Nice to meet you all.

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A preview of my first 3D project rendered in Blender. I made it while following a course, so it's not very original, but I'm happy with how it turned out.

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Hello,

Welcome to my #introduction.

I'm Iris.

I'm a self taught developer who started programming through Roblox scripts years ago. I never really planned to become a developer. Most of the things I've learned came from wanting to solve a problem for myself, learning whatever was necessary, then moving on to the next thing.

Over the years that somehow led me through Lua, PHP, Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Go, and eventually #RustLang, which is what I spend most of my time with these days.

I also run a small #Homelab on old hardware, self host a few services (this instance too, is self host), read far (probably) too many #LightNovels, and recently started learning #3DModeling.

I'm not a particularly social person, so I'm honestly not sure how many people will ever read this. Maybe nobody. Most of my friends aren't very technical and probably don't even know what the #Fediverse is.

Still, I thought it would be nice to have a place to share what I'm working on, my thoughts on things I find interesting, and anything else that happens to be on my mind.

Nice to meet you all.

---
A preview of my first 3D project rendered in Blender. I made it while following a course, so it's not very original, but I'm happy with how it turned out.

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#GetFediHired I'm looking for a Rust job. 🦀

> I am a software developer with more than 10 years of experience, with a focus on backend web development.

> I have more than 5 years of experience in the Rust programming language.

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CV: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/teoh hanhui/cv/refs/heads/main/cv.pdf

(CV made with #typst: https://github.com/teohhanhui/cv/blob/main/cv.typ)

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TYPE: Full time or contract

LOCATION: I'm based in Malaysia.

REMOTE: Yes, and open to relocation (not US).

#rustjobs #rustlang

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What do you do when a last-minute opportunity to test your hardware in space lands on your desk - and there's no time to spin up an embedded Linux?

Michaël Melchiore (Infinite Orbits) will share how Rust's embedded ecosystem gave his team the foundations to move fast without cutting corners on safety. A talk about real constraints, tight schedules, and getting to space anyway.

🔗 https://oxidizeconf.com/sessions/rust_ to_safely_go_where_no_one_has_gone_before

#Oxidize2026 #RustLang #EmbeddedRust #SpaceTech

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Oxidize Conference - 14 - 16 September 2026

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As a smaller space industry actor, my company must rely on opportunities to test its equipment in Space: we get valuable experimental data and we can demonstrate to customers and investors our progress towards reliably deploying our solutions in space.

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As a smaller space industry actor, my company must rely on opportunities to test its equipment in Space: we get valuable experimental data and we can demonstrate to customers and investors our progress towards reliably deploying our solutions in space.

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Rust: To Safely Go Where No One Has Gone Before

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The conference for industrial Rust users

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I was laid off last month due to cost reduction so I used this unexpected « opportunity » to give a boost on the renovation of my house. Doing everything by myself allows me to keep it on a decent budget but I will need to go back to work in a few months 👀

I’m a software engineer with 17 years of experience on distributed systems. I’ve been writing Rust for 6 years (prior to that PHP/NodeJs/Go). I have a good experience with CI/CD, DevOps, Databases & IaaS. Very much opened to learning embedded systems.
Open to remote part-time contract or employee status (max 4 days/week) with occasional travel.

My recent projects : https://otso.fr/cv.html

Hopefully the Fediverse will work its magic ✨

#rust #rustLang #FediHire #getFediHired #toulouse #paris

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A list of my freelance projects over the years as a remote product engineer

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Rust constants are slowly but surely getting more powerful!

On stable you can parse constants from environment variables. I remember having to pull in weird crates & macros to be able to do this.

#rustlang

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Maintainers Fund by the Rust Foundation is a great initiative! Leaving maintainers in the cold can't be part of the healthy ecosystem https://blog.rust-lang.org/2026/06/02/launching-the-rust-foundation-maintainers-fund/ #OpenSource #Programming #Rust #rustlang 🦀

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Launching the Rust Foundation Maintainers Fund | Rust Blog

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Empowering everyone to build reliable and efficient software.

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Empowering everyone to build reliable and efficient software.

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I wrote a blog post on adding (or failing to add) recursion support to lychee (a link checker in Rust).

https://endler.dev/2026/lychee-recursi on/

#rustlang #rust

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Five Years of Trying to Add Recursion to lychee

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Personal website of Matthias Endler, a Software Engineer interested in low-level programming and Backend development. Rust, Go

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RustWeek 2026: What We Learned, Who We Met, and What’s Next for Rust
#RustLang #Community #Rustrover #Conference #Event #Rust #Rustide

https://blog.jetbrains.com/rust/2026/0 6/03/rustrover-at-rustweek-2026/

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RustRover at RustWeek 2026 | The RustRover Blog

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RustWeek 2026 brought more than 900 Rust developers, educators, and maintainers to Utrecht, Netherlands, for a few days of talks, hallway conversations, community meetups, hackathons, and workshops ab

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A new video about Ratty terminal just dropped! 🧀🎉

💯 Tantan explores Ratty, makes a text-editing game with a cursor missile effect!

▶️ Watch here: https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=agoO5lx77FY

🐀 Ratty: https://github.com/orhun/ratty

#rustlang #ratatui #gamedev #terminal #bevyengine #opensource

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GitHub - orhun/ratty: A GPU-rendered terminal emulator with inline 3D graphics 🐀🧀

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A GPU-rendered terminal emulator with inline 3D graphics 🐀🧀  - orhun/ratty

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GitHub - orhun/ratty: A GPU-rendered terminal emulator with inline 3D graphics 🐀🧀

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JUST IN: Microsoft has open-sourced a Rust-written compatible version of GNU coreutils for Windows.

>> uutils/grep, a fresh Rust reimplementation of GNU grep just landed its initial release with benchmarks, tests, and early contributions. Promising but still needs performance work.

#rustlang

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Image: JUST IN: Microsoft has open-sourced a Rust-written compatible version of GNU coreutils for Windows. 

>> uutils/grep, a fresh Rust reimplementation of GNU grep just landed its initial release with benchmarks, tests, and early contributions. Promising but still needs performance work. 

#rustlang

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Much of the Rust-in-safety-critical conversation focuses on perceived gaps - but how do those concerns play out in practice? Florian Gilcher (@skade) from @ferrous joins fellow industry experts to discuss what actually matters for Rust adoption in regulated environments, from qualified tooling to certification.

🔗 https://oxidizeconf.com/sessions/panel _executing_high-assurance_projects_in_Rust

#Oxidize2026 #RustLang #FunctionalSafety #SafetyCritical #EmbeddedRust

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Oxidize Conference - 14 - 16 September 2026

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Much of the conversation around Rust in high-assurance systems centers on perceived gaps in the language—but far less on how those concerns play out in practice. In this panel, Florian Gilcher and fellow industry experts will share insights from real-world, safety-critical projects. We’ll examine what actually matters for Rust adoption in regulated environments, including the role of qualified tooling and support for certification.

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Executing High-Assurance Projects in Rust: Practical Insights

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The conference for industrial Rust users

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I am available (immediately) for Rust work! Whether it is finding nontrivial performance gains, reviewing code for correctness and soundness, or writing implementations from scratch, I am a knowledgeable engineer with experience at companies large and small from various industries.

If your company would like to discuss setting something up, contact me via the email on my GitHub profile (https://github.com/jhpratt).

#Rust #RustLang #programming #FediHire #GetFediHired

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Contributor to Rust's compiler and standard library. Maintainer of Rust crates with over 3.0 billion downloads. Third degree black belt 🥋 - jhpratt

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We've released version 0.6.0 of Rotonda, our BMP and BGP route collection and analysis software.

This version incorporates the freshly released Roto v0.11, our scripting language used in Rotonda filters. Its new `List[T]` and optional types are a natural and ergonomic fit, for example for prefix and ASN lists.

Find the full changelog on Github:
https://github.com/NLnetLabs/rotonda/r eleases/tag/v0.6.0

And for any discussion or questions, don't hesitate to drop by on our Discourse:
https://community.nlnetlabs.nl/t/roton da-0-6-0-pollens-released

#bgp #bmp #rustlang

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Modular, programmable BGP Engine. Contribute to NLnetLabs/rotonda development by creating an account on GitHub.

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Released 2026-06-01.
This release contains many changes in both the Roto language as well as the Rotonda-specific Roto runtime. In addition to the points described in this changelo...

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This release of Rotonda incorporates the freshly released Roto 0.11, leveraging the new List[T] and optional types for more natural and ergonomic filters. 
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This release of Rotonda incorporates the freshly released Roto 0.11, leveraging the new List[T] and optional types for more natural and ergonomic filters.  It also introduces functionality to call external programs from Roto filters, expanding the possibilities for people to adopt Rotonda in their existing pipelines and measurement infrastructures.  Below is a verbatim copy of the changelog as found on Github release page.  Towards 0.7 As a sneak peek towards 0.7, we plan a series of fundamental...

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🌱 Sponsor the Rust Foundation Maintainers Fund on GitHub: github.com/sponsors/rustfoundation

The software powering much of the world's critical infrastructure runs on human time and energy. The RFMF provides stable, long-term support to the maintainers who keep Rust evolving. Directing this support is a shared effort with the Rust Project's Funding Team.

Read more: rustfoundation.org/media/help-fund-the-people-who-build-rust/
#rustlang