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fromInfoQ
1 day ago
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Rust Contributor Explores AI-Assisted Compiler Development with New Rue Language

Rue is a systems programming language removing Rust's borrow checker by using inout ownership transfers to provide memory safety without garbage collection while improving developer ergonomics.
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fromInfoWorld
1 day ago

8 reasons developers love Go-and 8 reasons they don't

Go is a simple, C-like programming language created at Google to simplify building concurrent, networked, large-scale software with safety, performance, and easy learning.
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fromTheregister
3 weeks ago

Rust vet making new Rue language with help from Claude

Rue is a systems programming language aiming to provide memory safety without garbage collection while offering higher-level ergonomics than Rust and Zig.
fromInfoQ
5 months ago

Why Rust Will Help You Deliver Better Low-latency Systems and Happier Developers

Yes. Hello, my name is Andrew Lamb. I'm currently a staff engineer at Influx Data, and I've worked for five years professionally with Rust. Before that, I worked for another 15 years professionally and mostly with C and C++ on databases and other low-level systems. Recently, I've been working extensively on Apache Aero and Apache Data Fusion, and I serve as a PMC chair for both projects. But yes, I've been super excited about Rust. I'm thrilled to tell you all about it.
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fromInfoWorld
6 months ago

Meet Zig: The modern alternative to C

Zig is a "close to the metal" language in that it allows developers to work directly with system memory, a requirement for writing code that can be maximally optimized to its task.
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