The git repo has over 150,000 commits, 3,000 contributors, and 9 years of release history. The last 6 years of which have been post 1.0.
Also, Mozilla has been writing large parts of firefox in Rust since ~2017. There's some interesting writeups on hacks.mozilla, including this one on reducing CVEs with Rust
Sizes of repos have nothing to do with it. By that measure we should all leave C and convert kernel to C++.
I do embedded development on ARM Cortex-M3 and while it is possible to do this in Rust, I have experienced a bunch of issues with the toolchain and I have decided to stay on C until toolchain improves.
Don't get me wrong, I like Rust. Just don't allow liking something get in the way of practicality.
https://github.com/rust-lang/rust
The git repo has over 150,000 commits, 3,000 contributors, and 9 years of release history. The last 6 years of which have been post 1.0.
Also, Mozilla has been writing large parts of firefox in Rust since ~2017. There's some interesting writeups on hacks.mozilla, including this one on reducing CVEs with Rust
https://hacks.mozilla.org/2019/02/rewriting-a-browser-compon... https://research.mozilla.org/rust/