Walgit – a Git server that is one binary in front of an object store(github.com)

125 points by matallo 2 months ago | 47 comments

RamaLama(github.com)

110 points by johlo 1 year ago | 21 comments

Show HN: Kern – container and resource runtime in a 1.5 MB binary, no daemon(github.com)

45 points by realexweb 2 months ago | 6 comments

Deletes all instances of Microsoft's GDID and prevents minting of new ones(github.com)

48 points by campuscodi 2 months ago | 29 comments

Show HN: Xmloxide – an agent made rust replacement for libxml2(github.com)

54 points by jawiggins 7 months ago | 49 comments

High performance, open source RAFT clustered database: RooDB(github.com)

8 points by jgarzik 9 months ago | 0 comments

How to speed up the Rust compiler in September 2026(nnethercote.github.io)

266 points by trickypr 25 days ago | 157 comments

Nicholas Nethercote's blog post reporting Rust compiler performance improvements from late July to late September 2026, including a 4.57% mean wall-time reduction.

Using Rust in non-Rust servers to improve performance(github.com)

357 points by amatheus 2 years ago | 199 comments

A blog post in the pretzelhammer rust-blog GitHub repo on using Rust via WebAssembly, FFI, or native modules to speed up servers written in other languages.

Migrating from Go to Rust(corrode.dev)

454 points by jabits 5 months ago | 458 comments

A Corrode migration guide by Matthias Endler on moving codebases and teams from Go to Rust.

2026 is an exciting year for the Rust compiler (and me)(yoyo-code.com)

166 points by panstromek 6 days ago | 117 comments

Blog post by Matyáš Racek on Rust compiler initiatives maturing in 2026, starting with the next-generation trait solver.

Writing Python like it's Rust(kobzol.github.io)

441 points by thunderbong 3 years ago | 266 comments

A blog post on applying Rust-inspired practices like strict type hints and sound API design to writing Python code.

Writing Rust code that's fast by asking agents to make the code faster(minimaxir.com)

85 points by mooreds 1 month ago | 46 comments

Max Woolf blog post on using AI coding agents to iteratively optimize Rust code until it outperforms state-of-the-art libraries.