Announcing Rust 1.6
I was wondering:<p>As the HN crowd seems to have quite a lot of Rust supporters, would it be a good selling point in a job description ?<p>i.e if (it&#x27;s just currently a personal hypothesis) a company were to consider to (re)write some part of its Rest-ish microservices and that Rust was the chosen language, and was looking for people to help on that, would it make a  `interesting++` in your mind ?
for real services used by real people by a not-so-startup company, in europe.<p>edit: I already deployed in production for my previous company some (with a very stricly limited scope) microservices in rust (with everyone approval) and it was quite a success, so I&#x27;m more and more thinking that rust is now enough developed to fit the market of language for microservices, as it&#x27;s more or less &quot;understand HTTP, read&#x2F;write from redis&#x2F;postgresql&#x2F;mysql&#x2F;memcache, do some transformation in between&quot;  and Rust now support these operations quite well