Rust is once again the most admired language in the 2025 Stack Overflow survey!
https://survey.stackoverflow.co/2025/technology/#admired-and-desired

Rust is once again the most admired language in the 2025 Stack Overflow survey!
https://survey.stackoverflow.co/2025/technology/#admired-and-desired
Choosing Rust or .NET for your next container project? We’ve got the pros, cons, and deployment tips—and you can now try our ready-to-go Rust and .NET containers on Docker Hub!
Dive into the details for safer, faster builds: https://www.activestate.com/blog/rust-dotnet-containers/
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Nonostante il cuore del kernel rimanga saldamente in C, Rust sta facendo passi da gigante con nuove integrazioni. Ora abbiamo binding Rust per il driver core e il sottosistema PCI. Inoltre, porta anche nuove astrazioni nel DRM, migliorando la gestione della memoria e riducendo le vulnerabilità. Mi aspetto, di conseguenza, prestazioni grafiche meglio ottimizzate per GPU di #AMD, #Nvidia e #Intel.
Vediamo.
The Rust SQL Toolkit. An async, pure Rust SQL crate featuring compile-time checked queries without a DSL. Supports PostgreSQL, MySQL, and SQLite https://github.com/launchbadge/sqlx
Kiedy piszesz bibliotekę w #RustLang, bo chcesz bezpiecznego kodu, a zamiast tego dostajesz jakiś paskudny #heisenbug z przekłamaniem danych.
When you use #RustLang to write safe code, but what you get is a data corruption #heisenbug instead.
Building a civilization on an alien planet... from the terminal
**texaform** — A factory game automated by your code.
Control agents via TCP to gather, build, research, and expand on exoplanet TOI-1846 b
Written in Rust & built with @ratatui_rs
Tobias is all in on the EuroRust vibe, just like we are! "Another year, another city. I love that EuroRust is not tied to one specific location...” We’re excited to welcome you to Paris, Tobias Come meet him this October!
#WhyIRust #RustLang #RustConference
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And Tobias isn’t only attending EuroRust, he also helped pick the lineup as a member of our Cfp committee – thanks for the help, great job as always
See the talks that Tobias and team picked live in Paris:
#WhyIRust #RustLang #RustConference
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How can robots “hear” real-time in 3D? Maximilian Schmidt (Hamburg University of Technology & HULKs) presents Sonair's ADAR - a novel sensor enabling omnidirectional depth sensing for autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) using sound waves: https://oxidizeconf.com/sessions/robotics-with-type-safe-coordinate-systems #RustLang #Robotics #AMR
New blog post from FractalFir, our Rust GCC backend Google summer of code student: https://fractalfir.github.io/generated_html/cg_gcc_bootstrap_2.html
Enjoy!
The next release of #RustLang will start warning about "mismatched lifetime syntaxes".
You can already automatically fix many of these cases by applying an auto-fix for the `elided_lifetimes_in_paths` warning:
RUSTFLAGS="-Welided_lifetimes_in_paths" cargo fix --all --all-targets
Did you miss our last virtual #Bevy meetup? Here are the recordings of the individual talks and the interesting panel discussion: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbvvWoCXmXkIQgt14jQ0XcnFcP5JDGdU_ have a watch #rustlang #gamedev
Two (very) nice improvements got merged today in docs.rs:
std
on docs.rs search directly: https://github.com/rust-lang/docs.rs/pull/2868Enjoy!
Finally, I can chat with my rat friends over Bluetooth
Communicate off-grid with E2E encryption, public channels, and direct messaging.
Written in Rust & built with @ratatui_rs
New to #rustlang? Don’t miss these sessions at #rustconf25 from Sept 2-5!
Async Fundamentals Workshop: Build fast APIs with async Rust
Ellie Huxtable: Use Rust at every layer
Joey Riches has been working on packagekit integration for moss so that we can have a nicer GUI experience for package installation of our stone based packages.
A short summary of his progress:
- Generated rust bindings for packagekit
- Wrote the moss backend for packagekit and implemented all functionality that moss supports
- Gnome software can list, install & update packages - working on getting a appstream catalog hosted for full functionality
TODO:
- Figure out C/rust interop story to minimise usage of unsafe
- Get support for misc. items implemented in moss such as repo origin of packages
- Get progress bar callback support in
- Implement support for remaining more niche packagekit filters e.g. newest, devel, basename, etc
- Figure out build system: integrate rust bindings & our backend upstream or develop it downstream for now?
It sometimes needs saying that we are fleshing out our distro from scratch, which means we are having to build new integrations like this from scratch. This is a good thing as we have been finding opportunities for optimisation across our code base, but it does require time.