In RFC : Try-Catch Blocks , someone expressed concern over the discoverability of crates. To improve this situation, I suggested to have a "Crate of the Week" similar to TWIR's "Quote of the Week". To jump-start this, I'm hereby asking you folks for nominations. We seek crates that are useful, unsun…

stork Impossibly fast web search, made for static sites. A strange one to recommend because it isn't actually on crates.io (a different crate called stork is). I think it is a very cool use of rust to make a combined binary tool and wasm js library

explaine.rs : An interactive Rust syntax playground

i nominate iced, a gui library that just had its 0.1 release: https://github.com/hecrj/iced/pull/253 This crate was previously nominated by @nasa42 in September, but didn't make it, so i'm nominating it again.

format A utility crate to make it easier to work with the Formatter

Pollster : A minimal async executor that lets you block on a future.

unprolix Boilerplate generator for constructors, getters and setters with derive macros

wiremock-rs : HTTP mocking to test Rust applications

aeron-rs: efficient and reliable UDP / IPC message transport for Rust

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sudo: Let your application run as root

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