(self-nomination)
Cargo-pgo is a Cargo subcommand for optimizing Rust binaries with PGO and also BOLT (the LLVM post-link binary optimizer).
(self-nomination)
Cargo-pgo is a Cargo subcommand for optimizing Rust binaries with PGO and also BOLT (the LLVM post-link binary optimizer).
(self-nomination)
sass-embedded-host-rust is a rust library that will communicate with Embedded Dart Sass using the Embedded Sass protocol.
I'd like to nominate tuples, which so far is the only crate I've found that provides a .cloned()
method for element-wise cloning, i.e. if you have a (&T, &U, &V)
and you want a clone of type (T, U, V)
. It also has a bunch of other handy tuple manipulation helpers, it's no_std
, and has a bunch of feature flags so you can opt out of stuff you don't need!
I'd like to nominate bytehound -- an excellent memory profiler for Rust which I've been looking for for four years.
self-nomination
sql_query_builder Allow you to write SQL queries in a simple and composable way. The main goal is to find the best balance between write idiomatic SQL queries and manage scenarios of complex query composition mixed with conditional clauses.
I'd like to self-nominate shuttle, the only "Rust-native" solution to deploy your app. Cost-free and hassle-free. Just add one annotation to your main file, run the deploy
command and you are good to go.
Currently it supports, in terms of deployment:
And in terms of databases:
I'd like to nominate match_deref, a proc-macro that implements deref patterns on stable Rust. This solves a major pain point when working with recursive data structures, such as ASTs.
I'd like to nominate GitHub - Narigo/keepass-diff: A CLI-tool to diff Keepass (.kdbx) files. Useful, if syncing with Dropbox or NextCloud and getting multiple files due to conflicts., which came in very handy just now
Since combining head
and tail
to get the top and bottom of a file/pipe is surprisingly difficult, a group of GitHub engineers decided to create headtail
as a new open source project for fun (and because we wanted it to exist so we could use it)!
serde-transcode
can efficiently convert between various serde-supporting formats:
I'm the author of humansize, a size formatting crate that already has some adoption, but I just published a 2.0 version with new features and a revised API:
https://lib.rs/crates/humansize
I'd like to self-nominate dlhn.
dlhn is a new serialization format, implemented using serde.
We have just released a version that fixes a critical bug.
I would like to make this known to those who are using the pre-fixed version.
[self-nomination]
HyperQueue, a runtime for ergonomic execution of programs on a distributed cluster, with built-in support for HPC systems.
I'd like to self-nominate emojis
, which is a little crate to lookup emojis by Unicode value or gemoji shortcode. You can also iterate over all emojis, iterate over emoji skin tones, and emojis within a group.
I'd like to nominate Screen 13, an easy-to-use 3D rendering library. It provides a render graph for Vulkan compute, graphic, and ray-trace shader pipelines. Includes documentation and examples!
I’d like to nominate humantime — Rust date/time library // Lib.rs, a zero-dependency crate to convert between SystemTime and UTC date/time without making any syscalls. If you only need UTC, this is a much smaller and simpler alternative than either time
or chrono
.
I'd like to self-nominate edres - named because it's serde
backwards. It takes markup files (json/toml/yaml) and generates compatible Rust structs and enums based on them.
Essentially it lets the config files be the source of truth for the data structure, while still being compile-time type-safe when you deserialize and use them. So when the schema changes, you don't have to update your code at all unless you've made a breaking change - which will fail compilation instead of breaking at runtime.
I recently overhauled the documentation, testing, and configuration - so I think it's in a nice state to show off~