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Rust is becoming mainstream, with major adoption in Linux, Windows, Discord, and by industry giants like Microsoft, AWS, and Google.
This comprehensive, non-exhaustive list highlights key projects and companies embracing Rust's memory safety and performance benefits.
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If you value happy deploys, diesel-guard is the crate you’ve been missing.
Check it out at github.com/ayarotsky/di....
- Rhai-powered custom checks. Need project-specific rules? Write them in a lightweight scripting language with full AST access.
- Zero database required. Runs straight on your SQL files in CI. Works offline, works fast, works with both Diesel and SQLx migrations.
- Real Postgres parser. It uses the exact same libpg_query engine that Postgres itself runs, so it flags exactly what your database sees, syntax errors included.
It solves the painfully common problem of migrations that trigger full table rewrites, or other downtime-inducing nightmares on real Postgres instances.
Why consider diesel-guard?
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diesel-guard
Diesel-guard is a linter for dangerous Postgres migration patterns in Diesel and SQLx. It aims to prevent downtimes caused by unsafe schema changes.
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The fact that Rust is making its way into the Linux kernel should tell you everything.
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Bulletproof Rust Web 🦀
Opinionated Axum guide with thin handlers, strong typing, clean architecture, and production patterns for maintainable web services.
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10. Trail of Bits exploited memory safety bugs in Google’s Rust zkVM code to forge a superior zero-knowledge proof, beating Google’s quantum cryptanalysis claims with 0 Toffolis and half the operations. blog.trailofbits.com/2026/04/17/w...
9. Sniffnet v1.5 got released with support for app identification, custom IP blacklist notifications, and adapter traffic previews for better network monitoring on Windows, Linux, macOS, and BSD. sniffnet.net/news/v1.5/
8. PostHog team blogged about how they fixed 2.5s latency spikes by separating Tokio I/O threads from Rayon CPU work using rayon::spawn + oneshot channels. posthog.com/blog/untangl...
7. Jia Hao shows that flamegraph-driven source fixes beat PGO & BOLT (16% vs 15%). Manual profiling + LTO outperforms compiler tools for portable Rust performance.
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6. Mateusz Piórowski open-ourced late.sh. An SSH terminal clubhouse with lofi beats, real-time chat, and tech news. I’ve tried it and it’s amazingly good. github.com/mpiorowski/l...
5. Rustaceans at Tailscale released a preview of tailscale-rs, their work-in-progress Tailscale library written in Rust, with language bindings to C, Elixir, and Python. tailscale.com/blog/tailsca...
4. Jana Dönszelmann wrote about his detours with designing and implementing externally implementable items, a new rustc feature.
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3. Folkert de Vries wrote why Rust should have stable tail calls for efficient state machines and interpreters. 2026 project goal pushes toward 2027 stabilization.
trifectatech.org/blog/tail-ca...
2. Dion from Tweede golf wrote how to Debloat your async Rust by avoiding unnecessary async, forward futures with impl Future instead of awaiting, share await points, and pass references for large data.
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1. Rust 1.95.0 is out with amazing changes including new cfg_select! macro, if let guards in match, many stabilized APIs, and const improvements. More about this release in the next issue.
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🦀 Google Is All-In on Rust
Today’s issue: Rust 1.95.0 Is Out, Debloat Your Async Rust, and Memory Safety Bugs in Google’s Rust zkVM Code
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A minimal VMM in Rust with KVM
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