The Rust 2018 roadmap

[Posted March 12, 2018 by corbet]

Here is the Rust community's plan for the rest of this year. "This year, we will deliver Rust 2018, marking the first major new edition of Rust since 1.0 (aka Rust 2015). We will continue to publish releases every six weeks as usual. But we will designate a release in the latter third of the year (Rust 1.29 - 1.31) as Rust 2018. This new 'edition' of Rust will be the culmination of feature stabilization throughout the year, and will ship with polished documentation, tooling, and libraries that tie in to those features."

The Rust 2018 roadmap

Posted Mar 23, 2018 15:19 UTC (Fri) by walex (guest, #69836) [Link]

I have started getting into Rust, and it is pretty good, even if I don't like the way overloaded functions have to be disguised through pointless traits (when they are more fundamental), and the cargo replacement for both Make and ld and its also being a package installer, which is all very not-UNIX-like.