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The case for Rust

Why use Rust?

Developer love, industry adoption, memory safety and serious performance β€” reported by the people already building with it.

Stack Overflow Developer Survey

Rust remains the most admired programming language

By Stack Overflow Β· 2025

Rust continues to lead developer satisfaction rankings, with users praising its safety, performance, and tooling.

Rust

72%

Python

54%

JavaScript

47%

C++

45%

72% admiredRead more β†’
Linux Kernel

Rust enters the Linux kernel

By Linux Kernel Team Β· 2024

Rust support in the Linux kernel marked a major shift toward memory-safe systems programming.

Rust enters the Linux kernel
Cybersecurity

Rust is replacing risky C and C++ code in security-sensitive areas

2024

Memory safety has become a major industry focus as organizations look to reduce entire categories of vulnerabilities.

70%

Memory safety issues

No garbage collectorRead more β†’
AWS

AWS builds performance-critical infrastructure with Rust

2023

Rust is used in AWS services where efficiency, reliability, and predictable performance matter.

Zero-cost abstractions

Zero-cost abstractionsRead more β†’
Meta

Rust at Scale: An Added Layer of Security for WhatsApp

2023

WhatsApp has adopted and rolled out a new layer of security for users – built with Rust – as part of its effort to harden defenses against malware threats.

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