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Concurrency models, Rust, andServo
This post explores the space of implementation choices in concurrency models for channel-based concurrent programming languages. It also discusses Rust’s current choices in that space and their fit with the Servo parallel web browser. This...
Announcements, etc 2013-12-30 ~5 min read
"We are living through Rust finding its more "complete" form while still being an actually useful production language."
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