Refactoring to Rust

Get the speed and reliability of Rust libraries, functions, and high-performance features through incremental adoption without rewriting your codebase from scratch. In  Refactoring to Rust you will learn to: Create Rust libraries you can call from other programming languages Integrate Rust functions with code in other languages Use Rust's ownership and borrowing system to write high performance code Handle errors as values using Rust's enums Minimize unnecessary memory usage with Rust's multiple string types Boost performance with Rust concurrency and async event processing Create Rust HTTP services Refactoring to Rust teaches you how to take advantage of Rust's easy-to-use interoperating mechanisms. Learn practical code-mixing techniques like embedding Rust libraries into apps written in other languages. This practical guide emphasises techniques for incrementally refactoring performance-critical code to Rust while keeping the rest of your application in its original language.   About the technology:  Incremental refactoring to Rust lets you upgrade your key functionalities without needing to start from scratch. These small changes are a great way to introduce Rust, and immediately ramp up your program's speed and stability.