The API is written in Rust (by the way), resulting in a more stable and reliable experience thanks to Rust's incredible memory safety.

Fast, efficient and designed for speed

Rust’s unparalleled safety and concurrency features allow us to handle high-stakes billing logic with zero compromises on performance or reliability. The incredible confidence you can have when refactoring for a big new feature is a game changer for a fast moving startup. We could move and not break things! Procedural macros, that everybody know for serde, also made it easy to enforce safety in usually negliged places, like typed ids used everywhere from the db to the core (we contributed https://github.com/wingbackapp/kind/ to the community).

tonari has been built on Rust from day one! More on our journey with Rust here: https://blog.tonari.no/why-we-love-rust We also love to share tutorials and open-source our tools when we have time: https://blog.tonari.no/rust-simple-hardware-project https://blog.tonari.no/introducing-innernet

Flox CLI is written in rust, allowing us to develop new features quickly and reliably

Rust's high performance and extensive guardrails around memory management are exactly what we needed to build a day-to-day software development tool with great DevEx and no footprint.

In the heart of Hook0 lies Rust – our secret sauce for unparalleled performance and reliability.

A big thank you to the Rust programming language!

rust is type-safe, secure and performant while being way more accessible than c/c++

Large parts of the codebase are Rust/WASM. Without this, scaling performance for tens of thousands of form responses would be impossible. Plus, the wide-ranging compiler guarantees are essential for an application like this, where there's nothing more important than security.

Rust enabled the performance optimizations we needed to make our product fast.

For providing a robust and efficient programming language that ensures our platform's performance and security are top-notch. Rust's memory safety capabilities have been instrumental in building a reliable backend.

Rust is an amazing language. Throughout my use of it I couldn't help but admire all the thought that went into developing it. Rust spoils you with its principals and it makes it very hard to enjoy other languages 😂.

TQUIC and its related tools are developed in Rust, known for memory safety, which protects them from buffer overflow vulnerabilities and other memory-related issues.

Creating a cross-platform solution to allow both CLI tooling and web browser functionality was made incredibly easy by compiling both to x84 and WASM architectures! Having a single source of truth for the application's functionality has been a game changer, rather than trying to share it across different languages.