The Rust project has laid out 40 goals, with three classified as Flagship Goals aimed at bolstering async programming capabilities. Key advancements include the stabilization of async closures, progress on async trait support, and efforts to enhance generator functionality. The initial implementation of an iter! macro is underway, and improvements in Pin ergonomics are being made to simplify lower-level async coding. The plan for 2025 includes delivering seamless async-fn-in-traits and simpler async data streams, which are essential for developing the next generation of async libraries in Rust's ecosystem.
The Rust project is making progress on 40 goals, with a focus on improving async programming and easing async library creation in the ecosystem.
The goal includes stabilizing async closures, advancing generator designs, improving async functions in traits, and enhancing Pin ergonomics for easier async coding.
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