Crate of the Week

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Nominations and votes for the next Crate of the week are open! Please nominate and vote here.

Previous crates of the week were:

  • clap
  • lazy_static
  • quickcheck
  • itertools
  • conrod
  • glium
  • winapi
  • ramp
  • hyper
  • nom
  • chrono
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Just a friendly remainder: Please nominate this years last crates of the week. Previous CotWs were:

  • clap
  • lazy_static
  • quickcheck
  • itertools
  • conrod
  • glium
  • winapi
  • ramp
  • hyper
  • nom
  • chrono
  • quick_error
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Nominating clippy, because I have a cleaning obsession and clippy satisfies my cravings.

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Yeah, Rust is good for tidiness-obsessed people :wink:

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conv and/or custom-derive.

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Maybe entries of "Previous crate of the week" list should be links?

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You can slap https://crates.io/crates/ in front of it to get a workable link. I'm on mobile right now, but I can do that once I get to my PC.

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I would recommend my library handlebars for this week

https://crates.io/crates/handlebars/
https://github.com/sunng87/handlebars-rust

It's an implementation of the handlebars templating language for rust. Also it allows custom helper and template inheritance for real-world usage.

This week is its one-year anniversary on crates.io. We had a whole year of development, 49 releases totally. And here I want to give my thanks to every contributor and user.

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Another friendly reminder: Please nominate and vote here.

Previous crates of the week were:

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Because everyone needs a config parser: toml

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crossbeam, because solid concurrency libraries never seem to get nearly as much love as they deserve.

9 Likes
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Friendly reminder: Please nominate and vote here.

Previous crates of the week were:

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glutin

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@brson - started working on something like this but seems like he left the idea.

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There is Awesome-Rust and it's active.

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Since these apparently aren't limited to libraries, racer deserves a mention.

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Roaring because roaring bitmaps are a cool datastructure and this is a nice little library. :slight_smile:

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Friendly reminder: Please nominate and vote here.

Previous crates of the week were:

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I'd nominate rayon because it's fantastic.
There are actually a few libraries I would nominate(in order):

  1. rayon
  2. Most of @tailhook's stuff, vagga, rotor...?
  3. Diesel - it now has support for SQLite.
  4. clap 2.x - I know it was mentioned before but version 2.0+ is nice.
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Out of those, I second the nomination for Diesel.

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