The Future of Language
Posted: Thu Mar 27, 2025 5:10 am
Rust has a lot of potential, the language is actively developing and aims to offer solutions to the shortcomings of C, C++ and other languages. Rust already occupies a leading position on Stack Overflow and is of great interest to developers. Whether it will replace C languages, we will know only in 10 or 20 years.
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The Evrone team used Rust to develop a CRM system for a large restaurant chain, we managed to write a high-load microservice chinese overseas british database that is responsible for distributing public information about establishments. We also created Vexor, a tool for continuous integration. Task dispatching and logging systems, an agent for managing task isolation, and an automatic capacity purchasing function were written in Rust.
Our experience suggests that interest and demand for Rust will only grow. If you want to experience the benefits of Rust in your project, write to us .
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The Evrone team used Rust to develop a CRM system for a large restaurant chain, we managed to write a high-load microservice chinese overseas british database that is responsible for distributing public information about establishments. We also created Vexor, a tool for continuous integration. Task dispatching and logging systems, an agent for managing task isolation, and an automatic capacity purchasing function were written in Rust.
Our experience suggests that interest and demand for Rust will only grow. If you want to experience the benefits of Rust in your project, write to us .