Rust's **trait** system is a powerful feature that enables developers to define shared behavior across different types. Traits play a crucial role in achieving code reusability, abstraction, and flexibility...

Rust Trait

nrecoverable errors are those that occur when something goes fundamentally wrong, and the program cannot safely proceed. For example, if a file that is essential for the program to run is missing or corrupted, the program can panic and display an appropriate error message. Rust provides a mechanism for handling such situations through the **`panic!`** macro. When a **`panic!`** occurs, the program stops execution, unwinding the stack and providing a clear panic message...

Error handling on Rust

Our fifth weekly catchup to kick off the new year! We organize an agenda the day beforehand and consolidate our findings, notable research progress, possibly new tech, insight or technique everyone should know.

Labs Weekly Catchup #5

Our fourth weekly catchup. We organize an agenda the day beforehand and consolidate our findings, notable research progress, possibly new tech, insight or technique everyone should know.

Labs Weekly Catchup #4

Our third weekly catchup. We organize an agenda the day beforehand and consolidate our findings, notable research progress, possibly new tech, insight or technique everyone should know.

Labs Weekly Catchup #3

Our second weekly catchup. We organize an agenda the day beforehand and consolidate our findings, notable research progress, possibly new tech, insight or technique everyone should know.

Labs Weekly Catchup #2

Our first weekly catchup. We organize an agenda the day beforehand and consolidate our findings, notable research progress, possibly new tech, insight or technique everyone should know.

Labs Weekly Catchup #1

Playaround With Rust

Here are some of the few trends we are seeing across the industry, in our projects, as well as our community. This market report isn't exhaustive, at least just yet, with certain trends not yet listed such as Blockchain, data management, DevEx, etc. We see a lot of promising trends and we hope that understanding what engineers and firms are becoming more passionate about that it will help us create a foundation of ideas and knowledge.

January 2024

Market report January 2024

Zaplib is a frontend framework that helps to port your JS/TS app to Rust/Wasm. This idea was found after the founder's painful work at https://webviz.io when he had to use a bundle of manual memory management techniques such as ArrayBuffers, WebWorkers for performance optimization. Back up with the assumption that an intricate web app like Figma also uses Wasm, they thought there would be a lot of companies experiencing a similar performance issue with their applications and those companies would be keen on using their new tool to 10x speed up the apps.

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