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I think that's a great comparison. Establish a better baseline standard, but one can always reach out to a cutting edge crate if the library set is insufficient

• Animats 4y ago
  It's a useful comparison, although Boost has traditionally been the home of cool template code you're not supposed to understand but can use. For Rust, the problem is widely used crates such as "hyper" (http), "tokio" (support for async), and "glam" (2D and 3D vectors and matrices.) These are widely used, but not part of the standard library. They're not basic enough to be standard, and they all have alternatives. But if you use them, you need them to be stable.