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A comprehensive free Rust programming guide with over 170 chapters and an integrated practice environment, designed for beginners and created by sunface.

The article introduces multistack, a lightweight TUI orchestrator for local coding agents built in Rust using Ratatui.

The Rust debugging survey 2026 results reveal that over half of Rust developers do not currently use debuggers, with print debugging and the dbg! macro being the most common methods.

The article evaluates how well AI coding agents implement test and verification techniques when given specific instructions, comparing various methods in Rust to improve software correctness.

Paddock is an open-source Rust/C++ inference engine with custom CUDA kernels, demonstrating competitive performance against vLLM and SGLang in benchmarks while supporting OpenAI/Anthropic style APIs and GGUF/safetensors formats.

Rust 1.98.1 is a point release that fixes a miscompilation bug in vtable generation, which could lead to undefined behavior in compiled code.

VoxGen is a new lightweight native inference engine for VoxCPM2 models, optimized for AMD cards using Rust and Vulkan compute to enhance performance and remove Python/PyTorch dependencies.

The author implemented a vectorized FMA for Rust's fearless_simd library, leading to performance improvements and the discovery of bugs in Rust and musl libc standard libraries.

An update to a RISC-V interpreter in Rust, featuring modularity, no_std support, compile-time execution, and strict specification compliance, utilizing many nightly Rust features.

RustEAI is a local AI-powered Rust coder for Apple Silicon Macs, based on a LoRA fine-tune of Qwen2.5-Coder-0.5B, providing one-shot code generation without cloud dependency.

Wasmi 2.0, a WebAssembly interpreter, has been released with significant performance improvements, running about 2.2x faster than version 1.0 and including new features like reduced binary size and stable fuel metering.

The author discusses inefficiencies in agents walking knowledge graphs for memory and proposes IWE, a tool that consolidates graph traversal into a single deterministic call to improve speed and reliability.

This article explains the concept of coherence in typeclass systems and discusses orphan instance rules in programming languages, with examples in Haskell and Rust.

This article critiques the design of Rust's RangeFrom iterator, highlighting issues with overflow handling and unexpected behavior that can lead to infinite loops or panics.

Martin Odersky, creator of Scala, argues that Rust is overused for applications where garbage collection is adequate, suggesting simpler alternatives. The tweet promotes an interview discussing comparisons between Rust, Zig, Python, and Scala, and AI's impact on programming languages.

The article explains the differences between synchronous cancelation, asynchronous cancelation, and graceful shutdown in concurrent programming, highlighting their importance in avoiding confusion in software development.

The article investigates improvements to Cargo's scheduler by analyzing its behavior through benchmarks of Rust build tasks and exploring alternative scheduling algorithms.

Squad is a command-line tool that enables multiple AI agents to collaborate in a terminal using shell commands and SQLite for real-time communication, without background processes.

The Rust Project is experimenting with function overloading in nightly Rust builds to enhance FFI bindings, especially with C++ interop, through a new #[rustc_splat] attribute for more ergonomic call syntax.

A Rust-based open-source tool called anydoc has been released to convert Word, PowerPoint, Excel, PDF, and other document formats into Markdown for AI and LLM use, with bindings for Node.js and Python.