"Rust Roadmap 2.0” | KEYNOTE
summary
Rust adopts a rolling six‑month roadmap with 26 project goals and three flagship targets: stabilizing a new Rust 2024 default that lets functions implicitly use parameter lifetimes (the + 'underscore change that makes prior lifetime errors disappear), bringing async closures and other async features to parity with sync Rust, and moving Rust for Linux toward usable stable toolchains. Goals require owners who commit time, resources, and periodic public updates so progress and blockers are visible.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:53New six-month roadmap
- 2:01Bottom-up goal selection
- 5:14Project goals alignment
- 11:362024 edition lifetime captures
- 15:51Rust’s potential improvement
- 16:15Async and sync parity
- 18:56Async closures stabilization
- 20:52Linux closer integration
- 22:19Systems programming accessibility
- 23:03Unstable features for Linux
- 24:18Progress tracking updates
- 25:01Summary
