"tonari has been built on Rust from day one! More on our journey with Rust here: https://blog.tonari.no/why-we-love-rust We also love to share tutorials and open-source our tools when we have time: https://blog.tonari.no/rust-simple-hardware-project https://blog.tonari.no/introducing-innernet"

"Flox CLI is written in rust, allowing us to develop new features quickly and reliably "

"In the heart of Hook0 lies Rust – our secret sauce for unparalleled performance and reliability. "

"Large parts of the codebase are Rust/WASM. Without this, scaling performance for tens of thousands of form responses would be impossible. Plus, the wide-ranging compiler guarantees are essential for an application like this, where there's nothing more important than security."

"For providing a robust and efficient programming language that ensures our platform's performance and security are top-notch. Rust's memory safety capabilities have been instrumental in building a reliable backend."

"TQUIC and its related tools are developed in Rust, known for memory safety, which protects them from buffer overflow vulnerabilities and other memory-related issues."

"A big thank you to the Rust programming language!"

"Rust's high performance and extensive guardrails around memory management are exactly what we needed to build a day-to-day software development tool with great DevEx and no footprint."

"rust is type-safe, secure and performant while being way more accessible than c/c++"

"Rust enabled the performance optimizations we needed to make our product fast. "

"Rust is an amazing language. Throughout my use of it I couldn't help but admire all the thought that went into developing it. Rust spoils you with its principals and it makes it very hard to enjoy other languages 😂."

"Creating a cross-platform solution to allow both CLI tooling and web browser functionality was made incredibly easy by compiling both to x84 and WASM architectures! Having a single source of truth for the application's functionality has been a game changer, rather than trying to share it across different languages."