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Dion Dokter@diondokter.nl · 3mo ago

Final part of my async blog! tweedegolf.nl/en/blog/237/... Last time I shared some tips for improving your async code. Now we look at why the compiler doesn't do it for us. I want to fix it in the compiler, but I need your help! If you can help with funding, reach out to me. Please share :)

Async Rust never left the MVP state - Blog - Tweede golf

I've previously explained async bloat and some work-arounds for it, but would much prefer to solve the issue at the root, in the compiler. I've submitted a Project Goal, and am looking for help to ...

tweedegolf.nl

reto@galactic-forensics.space · 3mo ago

Still one of my favorite blog posts out there on maintaining rust crates, updated deps, etc. Finding myself here and there going back to it to remember some details and tools. corrode.dev/blog/long-te...

Long-term Rust Project Maintenance | corrode Rust Consulting

Rust has reached a level of maturity where it is being used for critical infrastructure, replacing legacy systems written in C or C++. This means, some Rust projects need to be maintained for years or...

corrode.dev

reto@galactic-forensics.space · 5mo ago

The current FAQ section on rust-embedded.org/faq/ is being worked over and expanded. If you have come across FAQs that are suitable for rust-embedded.org, please consider contributing them (if possible including an answer) to this discussion: github.com/rust-embedde... #EmbeddedRust

FAQ gathering for rust-embeeded.org · rust-embedded rust-embedded.github.io · Discussion #51

As discussed during the archeology day (#49), the FAQs are a bit outdated and in need of editing. This discussion shall serve to gather FAQs (and hopefully good answers for them) that we can then u...

github.com

reto@galactic-forensics.space · 6mo ago

If you are looking for a new incubator, look for a model that has the control board **above** the chamber, especially if you work with salt water... Don't get me wrong, I love oxidized firmware #EmbeddedRust, not so much corroded components though.

Image of part of a printed circuit board for an incubator controller. The image focuses on the MCU and surrounding components, many of which show a blue-ish corrosion layer from saltwater damage.