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I'm not sure what counts as a non-system context these days. Most of my experience with using Rust in production was with a message queue type of service, where

by Lorkki 5y ago

I'm not sure what counts as a non-system context these days. Most of my experience with using Rust in production was with a message queue type of service, where the desire was to minimize latency and to have consistent performance over prolonged use. I did make an initial prototype with C#, but things were much easier to make work well on both counts with Rust and Tokio.

Const-me 5y ago
> a message queue type of service, where the desire was to minimize latency and to have consistent performance over prolonged use. Your requirements are probably similar to this C# queues class: https://github.com/Const-me/Vrmac/blob/master/VrmacVideo/Audio/Queues.cs https://github.com/Const-me/Vrmac/blob/master/VrmacVideo/Aud... That library decodes and plays realtime video + audio, both low latency and consistent performance over prolonged use were rather important. BTW that code runs on Raspberry Pi4, CPU performance is a fraction of what you’d expect on modern desktops or servers.