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Soar is a fast, modern, bloat-free Linux package manager written in Rust, supporting static binaries, AppImages, and portable packages without requiring root, with distro-independent installation and secure builds.
A Rust-based local code index for coding agents that resolves imports without a language server, using oxc for JS/TS and stack-graphs for Python/Java, running fully offline and returning annotated, non-overclaimed call-site results.
pgrust 0.2 rebuilds the Postgres query engine with batching, operator fusion, and SIMD, achieving 300x faster analytical queries and 30% faster OLTP than Postgres.
Crubit is Google's bidirectional bindings generator that enables seamless interoperability between C++ and Rust, allowing each language to call the other's functions. The documentation includes examples, walkthroughs, and a status page of supported features.
A deep-dive blog post walks through a Rust performance PR in GreptimeDB that makes Prometheus read conversion 10x faster, with benchmark reproduction and code analysis.
A blog post presenting a vision for improving Cargo, covering workflows like dependency management, build performance, adaptability, and maintenance, and inviting community input.
Una librería en Rust que convierte documentos Word, PowerPoint, Excel, OpenDocument, RTF, EPUB, CSV y PDF a Markdown, disponible vía npm, Python y CLI, destacando su utilidad para LLMs.
Ferrox is a pure-Rust inference engine that loads GGUF models and runs local LLMs on CPU, Metal, or CUDA, with a CLI and an OpenAI-compatible server. It aims to match llama.cpp's performance while being written from scratch with no bindings.
Capptivo is an open-source cross-platform screen recording tool that serves as a free alternative to Screen Studio. It supports cursor tracking, auto zoom, and local subtitle processing, making it suitable for creating product demos and tutorial videos.
The Rust project is adopting a new policy governing how LLMs can be used when contributing to the rust-lang/rust monorepo, formalizing rules for PR authors, reviewers, and issue reporters.
The Firecrawl team open-sourced pdf-inspector, a fast Rust library that automatically determines whether a PDF is text-based or scanned, directly extracts text and converts it to Markdown, avoiding unnecessary OCR, supports table and multi-column layout detection, and provides Python/Node.js/Rust/WASM interfaces.
A Rust crate implementing Viterbi and Reed-Solomon forward error correction with SIMD acceleration, achieving faster throughput than the C library libfec on supported codecs.
A detailed blog post by Arya Dradjica describing the design of a query system for Krabby, a Rust compiler. The article explains why a pull-based architecture is preferred over a push-based one, and outlines the desired features.
Charlie Marsh announces cargo-fixit, a faster drop-in replacement for clippy --fix, showing a 120x speedup on the Codex repo.
The Rust Blog announces enabling Polonius Alpha, the next-generation borrow checker, on nightly builds, bringing flow-sensitive borrow checking and paving the way for stabilization later this year.
This article introduces iceoryx2's ByteAtomic, a byte-wise atomic wrapper that prevents undefined behavior when implementing lock-free primitives like sequence locks in Rust and C++.
A free online resource offering Rust programming language tutorials with code examples, built using Hugo and Pagefind.
BorrowSanitizer is an open-source LLVM sanitizer for detecting Rust-specific aliasing violations in multi-language applications, aiming to be fast enough for fuzzing and to support Rust, C, and C++ interop.
Xberg is a local content intelligence framework (Rust core, MIT) that extracts text from 101 document formats via MCP server or CLI, reconstructs reading order and tables, and chunks for context windows—all on-device for AI agents.
A blog post demonstrating how removing an `if` branch can make a Rust filter 4x faster, exploring branchless programming techniques and CPU branch prediction.