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#rust
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pforge publishes a Deno and TypeScript bridge for MCP serversThe bridge exposes MCP-server construction from Deno and TypeScript. Its release positions native Rust functionality behind a type-safe JavaScript-family developer interface.→Rust 1.99 stabilises C-variadic function definitionsThe release makes it possible to define C-variadic functions in stable Rust and stabilises the associated unsafe-naked-function capability. It also adds the raw-borrow lint and extends panic analysis for zero-sized chunks and windows.→Zide opens public beta of a native workspace for code, Git, issues and CIThe public beta is available for macOS, Windows and Linux and supports GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket. Zide Assist can use Claude, Codex and Gemini, while the application is built with Tauri and Rust rather than as a browser wrapper.→redb v2.6.3 fixes range-bound correctnessThe release corrects range(), extract_from_if(), and retain_in() when a range starts after it ends and the keys are separated across internal B-tree pages. Previously, those cases could be treated as an unbounded start range.→Bun 1.4 ships the Rust rewrite and broader full-stack toolingBun says v1.4 adds 1,517 Node tests, fixes 2,900 issues, cuts idle CPU use by five times, reduces memory use by up to 35 percent and starts up to 50 percent faster on Linux. The release also adds Bun.Image, Bun.WebView, Bun.markdown, Bun.cron, Bun.Terminal, parallel test execution and package-manager audit and repair commands.→Rust 1.98 adds new lints, targets and standard-library APIsThe release adds lints for invalid runtime symbol definitions, suspicious runtime symbol definitions and c_void return types. It also promotes several embedded targets and stabilises APIs including str::substr_range, algebraic floating-point operations and UTF-16 conversion helpers.→GraphQL tooling converges on LLM-generated mocks without a standardExpedia’s mockql-rs generates data for annotated fields at request time while forwarding real fields upstream, allowing partially implemented schemas to support development and testing. The GraphQL RFC remains a stage-zero strawman, but its current design requires mock validation in application test suites and includes guidance for coding-agent skills.→BriskDB experiments with sharded SQLite as a developer-facing databaseThe project uses independent SQLite WAL files behind a protocol-neutral Rust engine with shard-safe ID allocation, cross-shard indexes and operational endpoints such as health and metrics. Its README explicitly labels the software alpha rather than production-ready, with generated keys and cross-shard indexes still experimental or opt-in.→