Since "full-stack" means the entirety of the stack, I believe that this Rust Unikernel framework, Rusty Hermit is appropriate for this thread. Seems like an interesting model.
Well this is neato. An awk-like language called frawk has static types, type inference, parallelism, and parsing of structured data. Mostly compatible with awk, it seems like. Pretty cool concept.
Looks like the Tor folks are rewriting, however slowly, the core Tor engine in Rust. It used to be written in C according to the blogpost announcing Arti 0.1.0.
https://yew.rs/
https://actix.rs/ has actix-web in it for excellent server-side code and HTTP APIs of various sorts.
Sridhar Ratnakumar said:
I also just found out about Sauron! https://github.com/ivanceras/sauron
I have been using github.com/pauan/dominator, an FRP library for frontend rust and like it very much
I think the new link is https://github.com/Pauan/rust-dominator
I was just checking this out the other day
Since "full-stack" means the entirety of the stack, I believe that this Rust Unikernel framework, Rusty Hermit is appropriate for this thread. Seems like an interesting model.
Well this is neato. An awk-like language called frawk has static types, type inference, parallelism, and parsing of structured data. Mostly compatible with awk, it seems like. Pretty cool concept.
Looks like the Tor folks are rewriting, however slowly, the core Tor engine in Rust. It used to be written in C according to the blogpost announcing Arti 0.1.0.