Re:Tokio: Runtime for writing reliable asynchronous applicat...
by pornel on Monday April 27, 2020 @09:03PM
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BTW, Rust ecosystem has a fear of calling things 1.0. In the Rust world "1.0" often doesn't mean the first stable release, but more like "done".
There are plenty of crates that are stable and production-ready, but with 0.x versions.
In some cases ironically authors don't want to bump the version to 1.0, because the crates are so widely used and stable, that the mere version bump would be an unnecessarily big change (e.g. the most used libc crate will likely stay as v0.2 forever).
There are plenty of crates that are stable and production-ready, but with 0.x versions.
In some cases ironically authors don't want to bump the version to 1.0, because the crates are so widely used and stable, that the mere version bump would be an unnecessarily big change (e.g. the most used libc crate will likely stay as v0.2 forever).