Apologies if this question isn’t really appropriate for this community, but Rust and Kotlin are my two favorite programming languages, and currently, I use both for different projects. However, I’m curious as to if people here think Kotlin still has a place when Rust exists? I’m specifically speakin…

Just curious as I’ve been getting interested in web development with Rust. Are any of the other Rust websites open source so I can see how they implemented them?..

Haven’t tried it yet but it looks super neat…

Not directly linked to the language but a lot of Rust projects use mdBook for their docs…

Last I heard, Qt and GTK bindings exist for Rust, but they’re far from complete and incredibly hard to use compared to coding in their native languages (C++ and C respectively). Has that changed recently? Is it now possible to build reasonably complicated GUIs in Rust, and how difficult would it be …

“Three words define Rust – Safe, Concurrent and Fast”…

I’m most used to Kotlin for desktop app GUI development, but I want to try using Rust for the computational aspects. Is there an esay way to interop the two, or am I better off just writing the entire app in Kotlin?..

Most of my current programming projects were started before I even really knew Rust was a thing, and now they’ve been ongoing for too long to make rewriting in Rust worth it, which makes me kind of sad. I’m mainly sad because I feel like I missed out on an opportunity to really get familiar with the…

Original announcement on r/rust:

Around 10 days ago I asked in this subreddit about the maintenance of the [unofficial Rust Patterns repository](https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/kixlax/regarding_rustuno…

Most programming languages today fall into the paradigms of native machine code compiled ones like Rust, C, C++, etc or Bytecode compiled like Kotlin, Java, C#, etc. Even some interpreted languages like Python can be thought of as Bytecode compiled since the interpreter store the bytecode which is e…