A curated Awesome list of websites that tracks the state of Rust in related areas
Yes! And it's freaking fast!
A simple reckoning of Rustβs readiness for Web-related things.
Almost. We have the blocks, bring your own glue.
The Rust community has a number of websites dedicated to keeping track of the state of the ecosystem for specific purposes. (e.g. arewewebyet and arewelearningyet)
This one tracks the state of the ecosystem for Game Development in Rust.
It's ripe for experimentation, but the ecosystem isn't very complete yet.
π Yes! π The long-awaited async/await syntax has been stabilized in Rust 1.39.
areweasyncyet.rs is a website for tracking development progress of async
/await
syntax of Rust programming language in the language itself as well as its ecosystem.
The roots aren't deep but the seeds are planted.
Want to find crates for GUI in Rust? Then you've come to the right place!
An overview about the state of Rust support by text editors and their integrated brethren.
...kinda, yeah! The foundations are there, but there's still a lot of fine-tuning and advanced features to implement.
You can make sounds! π¦ π There are some libraries and plenty of people making things.
Not yet, but we're getting there. Rust can potentially be a great language for VFX development for tools and libraries used by all levels of developers from juniors all the way to the most senior developer.
We're close. We need to fix issues in existing p2p features like webRTC and rally support for new URIs and browser APIs, to create a level playing field where a great user experience doesn't require a centralized system.
Website + Community effort to unlock the peer-to-peer web at arewedistributedyet.com
Yes! πππ
(but many projects are still work-in-progress)
The Rust bioinformatics ecosystem contains general, easy-to-use crates like bio, along with a plethora of crates for specific tasks.
Not yet, but we have a few things.
A framework compilation for all things quantum computing in Rust. crab
No
Have you ever had an error that you just were so over that you wanted to yeet it back to the caller function? Maybe, say, yeet it? This page to to track progress on the ability to yeet errors in Rust.
Yes! There is some Rust in space!
This is a set of graphs that shows the fraction of stack memory move CPU instructions in a sample of Rust code and C++ code. Lower numbers are better.
Mozilla's wiki for are we X yet sites which also includes the closed websites too.
A curated list of awesome geospatial software, libraries, tools and resources, written in Rust.
On Soundcloud and Spotify
A new fn Podcast about all things Rust by Vijaykiran and Wouterdullaert
Fast, lightweight, opinionated, unofficial alternative to crates.io. Has more information than crates.io and automatically categorizes crates and adds missing keywords, to improve browsing by categories and keywords.
An (unofficial) sub-community of the Rust programming language that wants to close gaps you feel in Rust's ecosystem.
Lists the problem domains Rust do not have a mature ecosystem for yet.