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This post is hosted on Dropbox's Paper product, which allows for publishing by 3rd parties (anyone with a free Paper account). This post does not have to do wi

This post is hosted on Dropbox's Paper product, which allows for publishing by 3rd parties (anyone with a free Paper account). This post does not have to do with Dropbox engineering, which I do not believe uses Actix. But Dropbox does use Rust quite a lot - their storage layer and sync engine, among other things, are implemented in Rust.

estebank 6y ago
For one example of how Dropbox does use Rust: https://dropbox.tech/infrastructure/-testing-our-new-sync-engine https://dropbox.tech/infrastructure/-testing-our-new-sync-en...