https://lib.rs/double-checked-cell-async
Async DoubleCheckedCell helps avoid race conditions when a program needs to initialize data asynchronously and lazily.
https://lib.rs/double-checked-cell-async
Async DoubleCheckedCell helps avoid race conditions when a program needs to initialize data asynchronously and lazily.
https://github.com/skallwar/suckit
SuckIT
allows you to recursively visit and download a website's content to your disk.
Much faster than tools like HTTrack.
stdext
is a crate with minor additional features for std
. It is designed to be more agile in terms of getting a new std
feature to your codebase, and less strict in terms of added features.
The assert_equal
macro looks very useful. Checking the difference between structs is indeed painful with the standard assert_eq
.
I nominate nnnoiseless, a port of Xiph's RNNoise (written in C) to safe Rust. The release was accompanied by a blog post by the author, where they explain some of the porting process as well as subsequent performance optimizations that lead to the port overtaking the original C version in their benchmark. There has been a discussion on the subreddit.
Another audio related blog post:
polyfuse, a library for implementing FUSE filesystems, with async
/.await
support. It comes with complete examples and a blog post in Japanese.
I'd like to nominate neli, a crate for working with Linux Netlink sockets in a type-safe way, including rtnetlink for network configuration.
I nominate bevy, a game engine that was released yesterday after having been in development for six months by a single person. The website and documentation look really good.
cargo-c: applet to build and install C-ABI compatibile dynamic and static libraries.
It produces and installs a correct pkg-config file, a static library and a dynamic library, and a C header to be used by any C (and C-compatible) software.
Is self-promotion allowed?
yottadb
Rust bindings for YottaDB. YottaDB is a multi-language NoSQL database. The Rust bindings just had their 1.0 release.
https://crates.io/crates/yottadb
repository: YottaDB / Lang / YDBRust · GitLab
documentation: yottadb - Rust
Yep.
Nominating ruut
as talked about in the Rustconf talk.
Macro that enables working with enum
s like a range of numbers, allowing getting min/max or previous/next variants of an enum.