Rust

“I then got tired of dealing with C++ and rewrote everything in Rust, which is what I've been using ever since”

“When compared with a Rust port of our service, the delta of the efforts is absolutely astronomical.”

“I really like running rust infra projects, and have been using stalwart for a long time.”

“porting from dart to rust reduced memory from around 450MB to about 30MB at about 50% of the CPU.”

“I've been using Flutter + Rust... It's a joy to work with and run on all major desktop/mobile platforms with little effort”

“I've been using Rust in the browser since early days and noticed a number of interesting points.”

“Rust has been pretty good for formal verification so far.”

“I've been using Rust with LLMs for a long time (mid-2023?) now; cargo check and the cargo package system make it very easy”

“I now write either and basically exclusively write Rust these days and a bit of C/C++ at work.”

“I've been running a rust app for my personal trading app and a small service at a very large FAANG company for more than 3 years”

“multiple services and programs running in prod under heavy use for years without having to revist the code to deal with bugs.”

“In general I view the borrow checker as a good friend looking over my shoulder so I don't shoot myself in the foot in production.”

“our implementations far surpassed performance of other GC languages in the areas that mattered.”

“There are many times the Rust compiler told me I couldn't do something I had insisted would be fine, only to ponder and realize”

“I run several grpc apis written in rust in prod ... something like rust shines”

“At $WORK we have been using Rust this way for a few years now and it has been great.”

“the benefit is I can use normal Rust to format my variables, etc into whatever string format I need”

“Great type system, great performance, great packages, great tooling... I'm most familiar in Rust now.”

“It seemed worth the trade-off to me and I regret not having more opportunities to work with it professionally in the time since.”

“It forces you to deal with the problems up-front rather than 6-12 months later once something is in prod.”

“This gives me confidence that the rust code I ship will run in prod without failing due to some unforeseen error.”

“I am once again getting lots of opportunities to use Rust in my freelance work.”

“I have recently introduced Rust into my workplace... now I have learned to use Rust there is no way I am going back to those languages!”

“This is not true at all in my experience. I work on Materialize... We use very little unsafe/MaybeUninit/C-like code.”

“At five years, the quality of my Rust code blows everything else out of the water.”

“I mostly work in Rust now but still am and will always be a huge fan of the project”

“I've been doing Rust professionally since 2016.”

“My team is a Rust shop at $DAYJOB that I created basically from scratch... Started a company, onboarded just about everyone to Rust. It went very well.”

“I for one am pretty satisfied with async rust”

“Rust turned out to be the best technical bet we ever took.”

“Going from Typescript to Rust was not as big a change but well designed statically typed languages are a productivity booster”

“The Rust ecosystem has some great packages for CSS and layout (we and Bevy comaintain Taffy)”

“I've written and maintained data pipelines, and API layers for downstream teams in prod in Rust, and it was a much more pleasant and low-effort experience”

“Learning Rust was fine. Not trivial, but definitely worthwhile.”

“My startup uses Rust in production for our web APIs, and we're really happy with it.”

“I have written webservers in TypeScript and Rust.”

“We run https://FakeYou.com on Rust/Actix/sqlx... Rust is fantastic for working with audio or video on the server.”

“In the last few years, I just rewrite everything I possibly can in Rust and I've yet to regret it.”

“We've had zero, absolutely zero issues with all the other stacks.”

“in prod code I rarely use unwrap/expect, however, some code would be very tedious to write without unwrap or potentially panicking code”

“when I write Rust I won't have those mistakes (although it'll take me longer to get something to prod)”

“Been doing Rust for 3 years now and I have decided that I will never again accept a job offer that makes me write C++ or Java.”

“after having worked with Rust on-and-off over the last 4-5 years it just gets exhausting hearing about”

“Most of my experience with using Rust in production was with a message queue type of service, where the desire was to minimize latency”

“I use it during the work week and it solves a lot of problems”

“I've been using the Rust stm32 HALs offered by the open-source community and they are stellar.”

“we write our WASM modules in Rust as well and share a lot of crates from our native Rust code and GPU Rust code.”

“I have found Rust to be a surprisingly good replacement for a lot of my Python use-cases.”

“the rust implementation is pretty damn ergonomic. Certainly better than C++ or C# IMHO”

“We switched over to Rust fairly early on, and we were glad we did.”

“I use Rust in automotive where MISRA C is required, and the only thing we needed was to certify it.”

“In complex projects I've opted for Rust over Go just because of the abstraction power”

“to actually build something I want to build with long-term value in mind, either individually or as part of a team, I just use Rust.”

“I've been using Go and Rust for so long i've forgotten what classical inheritance is actually useful for”

“Luckily embedded Rust is really looking good these days, and I've been using it a bit lately.”

“after using Rust for a while, I'd hands-down choose it over C++... the ergonomics are just so much better”

“I'd thoroughly recommend it as a first low-level language... The Rust compiler gave me immediate feedback... (no unexpected bugs in production)”

“The primary reason why I love Rust is that the compiler catches most of my bugs at compile time.”

“We ditched their approach and went with a board that could run Rust and the rest was easy.”

“we switched to Rust with Rocket, overcoming our fears of lack of maturity.”

“using Rust libraries in a new Rust project is a lot easier than using C libraries in a new C project”

“For the last few years I've been using C less though, as I prefer Rust anyway.”

“both awesome at parallelism in this case.”

“we switched to Rust only for the lower level code, the parts that interfaces with sensors and the motors, that do the data logging”

“I love Go and Rust and optimizing just one Lambda at a time brought back the programme joy in my life”

“I've been using the advent to learn Rust. I'm pretty happy with my progress so far. But for the most part it's gone swimmingly.”

“I've been using Rust professionally for web development almost four years now and on January I'll start a new job which allows me to continue with the language.”

“I found Rust to be a nicer way to work on lower level projects.”

“I've been using Rust for two years now and have invoked your code probably a hundred times over.”

“I even have a bit of Rust in production at work and I haven't encountered any maintenance issue so far.”

“I've been working on an XDP deployment with Rust as the control plane language”

“The best part is that the code base is way easier to manage, and it's much easier to keep adding to the code add without causing regressions.”

“I have been using (and like) Rust for NLP-related projects, so the course will be fun.”

“for all my greenfield stuff Rust has been a welcome breath of fresh air.”

“I have been using Rust for two years. I never worry about the borrow checker as it never gives me problems.”

“We've been in production with Rust almost six months already. Couldn't be happier with the language.”

“I see no reason not to go into production at the moment”

“had been using rust for several months before that) and I've never found a group of crates that intermix so well together”

“I've been using rust to as a more performance-oriented tool alongside python.”

“I've been using Rust to process fairly large amounts of streaming financial data.”

“We've had a lot of experience and success in Rust with iterators, which share a lot of the same API design philosophy.”

“we switched to Rust and we all were happy, and transitioning was fine.”

“everything I've seen of and tried with Rust is amazing”

“We've been using Rust in production for awhile now, specifically because of its combo of native speed and memory safety”

“I'm using Rust at my startup. The prototype version was written in F#, but that means you're anyways fighting memory allocation”

“I've been using Rust for over a year in my product and it matched my needs pretty closely.”

“In Rust, we use `unsafe` to hoist logic out of C wherever possible, to make our code even more safe; even the unsafe dialect of Rust is safer than C.”

“I've been using Rust for finite element method research, and I've been pretty happy with the results”