A guide to integrating Rust with other programming languages.
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To read, start at the introduction or see the contents in SUMMARY.md.
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Questions to answer
- Define the landscape
- precisely, what Rust can do
- trivial stuff
- bindings, built in & generated
- what the problems are
- why you need non-trivial stuff
- Framing
- trivial vs non-trivial work
- semantics overlap of two languages
- the closer the easier (representation, plus invariants)
- most non-trivial stuff unique to a project
- more from strategy doc?
- What can we do without non-trivial stuff?
- What does an abstraction layer do?
- safety
- PL semantics stuff
- project semantics stuff
- How to write the abstraction layer?
So, how does this fit into the book format?
- bindings
- representations
- safety
Other views of docs
- answers/summary for senior managers
- questions/answers for engineers planning - can we adopt Rust? How much work will it be?
React
Typescript
Django
Laravel
Facebook
Microsoft
Google
Alibaba
D3
Tencent