> we've seen remarkably little use of it so far. It's been less than a year since 1.0. Most development is closed source behind closed doors, so you won't get

> we've seen remarkably little use of it so far. It's been less than a year since 1.0. Most development is closed source behind closed doors, so you won't get to hear about new things being built in Rust. A bunch of startups, as well as Dropbox are using Rust, for example. I would call Redox and Piston large rust projects as well. There has been at least one OS course being taught with Rust as well.