Sure, why not?
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I would like to nominate lalrpop. It's an LR(1) parser generator, where the syntax is written using a nice, quite Rust like language, and it's compiled into Rust code as a part of the build process. There's also the option to use your own token type and tokenizer, which is very nice for more advanced projects.
Well, if we're allowed to plug our own projects, tempfile is pretty useful (especially for testing as tempfile()
returns a normal File
object).
I would like to nominate cargo-benchcmp
which makes it so easy to compare benchmark changes!
Edit: Vote for the renegade Python script. Utility beats rustic purity.
I would like to nominate eventual. It's a library that provides Future and Stream like abstractions and has a very easy to use interface.
Sounds useful, but it's not a crate nor even written in Rust. A Python CotW?
Haha, I didn't think about that. I've just been busy using this handy script a lot.
Port it to Rust and turn it into a cargo subcommand!
This one is not on crates.io but I nominate gaol, to plug some more security into our applications.
Note that it does not support Windows yet.
Please nominate & vote for our crates of the week! Previous week's crates (in alphabetical order) were:
alias cargo-count chrono clap clippy conrod crossbeam Diesel glium handlebars herbie-lint hyper itertools LALRPOP lazy_static nom preferences quickcheck quick_error racer ramp rayon roaring rotor rustfmt tempfile toml winapi
Nominating GFX, which has been slowly and steadily exploring the field of low-level graphics API abstractions. It recently got a D3D11 backend and an application launcher, making the dream of cross-API development in Rust to come true.
Please nominate & vote for our crates of the week! Previous week's crates (in alphabetical order) were:
alias cargo-count chrono clap clippy conrod crossbeam Diesel gfx glium handlebars herbie-lint hyper itertools LALRPOP lazy_static nom preferences quickcheck quick_error racer ramp rayon roaring rotor rustfmt tempfile toml winapi
Don't have much to say as I've never used it, personally, but they've been faithful consumers of multipart
for some time now and I want to show my appreciation.
A tidy little compiler-plugin for building serde_json::Value
trees at compile-time.
Please nominate & vote for our crates of the week! Previous week's crates (in alphabetical order) were:
alias cargo-count chrono clap clippy conrod crossbeam Diesel gfx glium handlebars herbie-lint hyper itertools LALRPOP lazy_static nom preferences quickcheck quick_error racer ramp rayon roaring rotor rustfmt rustful tempfile toml winapi
I'd like to nominate gcc, which despite the name fronts the native C compiler of any platform. It makes it really easy to compile C and include it into your project.
An implementation of a crazy-fast cerealization framework for a crazy-fast programming language. I was able to get up and running with it very quickly, and documentation has improved heaps since early versions.