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Rust & AI Weekly #6: the foundations move
Today's issue: Syn ships its first major in three years, SeaORM 2.0 goes stable after 43 release candidates, and a Claude SDK that can't panic. Each entry carries maintenance, latest-release, and adoption signals.
Rust & AI Weekly #5: the officials arrive
Today's issue: BullMQ ships an official Rust port with benchmark receipts, xAI open-sources 845,000 lines of coding agent, and Tokio tries on a full-stack web framework. Each entry carries maintenance, latest-release, and adoption signals.
Rust & AI Weekly #4: robots get a stable runtime, proxies get a framework, and rewrites get a receipt
Today's issue: copper-rs hits 1.0 after 1043 pull requests, rama ends a five-year gestation with a release-train promise, and Bun's AI-powered Rust port comes with a $165k invoice. Each entry carries maintenance, latest-release, and adoption signals.
Rust & AI Weekly #3: agents get a protocol, the desktop gets agent-ready, and dalek breaks everything (on schedule)
Issue three of the vetted Rust+AI roundup. Zed's agent protocol goes multi-vendor, Slint embeds an MCP server in every GUI, curve25519-dalek ships a coordinated major, googletest-rust gets forked by its own author, and kache earns a verdict upgrade. Each entry carries maintenance, latest-release, and adoption signals.
Rust & AI Weekly #2: a P2P 1.0, agents that out-benchmark Python, and Rust creeping onto the GPU
Week two of the vetted Rust+AI roundup — the most-adopted Rust agent framework, two newcomers that beat LangGraph on latency, Hugging Face's ML stack, Rust-native training with Burn, and a genuine P2P 1.0. Each entry carries maintenance, latest-release, and adoption signals.
Rust & AI Weekly #1: an agent from Block, edge inference, and a vector DB Netflix trusts
A curated, vetted roundup of real, current Rust+AI tools — agent frameworks and the official MCP SDK, inference engines, vector/RAG crates, and the dev tools worth a bookmark. Each entry carries maintenance, latest-release, and adoption signals.
Introducing Rust Crate Radar: A New Series on Crates Worth Betting On
A new series that evaluates newly-released and meaningful Rust crates the way an engineering leader actually decides on a dependency — adoption risk, total cost of ownership, and architectural fit, ending in a one-word verdict. First up: Toasty, the Tokio team's new async ORM.
Building a Complete Newsletter System in 48 Hours: From Zero to Revenue-Ready
How I built a full-stack newsletter platform with email automation, crypto payments, social media integration, and admin dashboard in 2 days. Includes the harsh reality check that separated "code exists" from "actually works" - and the 3 thinking tools that made it possible.
How do I stay updated as a Software Architect
Staying up to date with technology developments is an important part of a modern software