Help, my whole team started coding in Rust
summary
Clever Cloud describes adopting Rust alongside Java, Scala and Ruby for small standalone tools and a performance-sensitive proxy, using cargo for builds and serde for data derivation. They experiment with Tokio for async work and WebAssembly for web tasks, and report a 15-person Ops+dev team safely rewriting isolated services, benefiting from the borrow checker to eliminate classes of mutation bugs while integrating deployments with their existing platform.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 3:39Alignment
- 12:39NODE ALL THE THINGS
- 18:46But why not Go then?
- 20:41Easy Deployment
- 31:23Error normalization
- 33:33Persistent data structures
- 39:11Unboxing & specialization
- 44:44It's normal
- 45:10To learn
- 45:45Doing system / low-level gently
- 48:18Business code to deploy in the browser
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