Not-Yet-Awesome Rust
A curated list of Rust code and resources that do NOT exist yet, but would be beneficial to the Rust community.
The purpose of this list is twofold:
- Enumerate specific use cases and their problems domains that do not yet have a robust ecosystem in Rust.
- The definition of "specific" and "robust" for this list is yet to be determined!
- Encourage the Rust community to approach gaps in the Rust ecosystem by providing this list as a point of collaboration!
Questions, concerns, something else you want to say? Contact me (@erichdongubler)! :)
Table of contents
TODO
FAQ
I don't see what I'm looking for, is it actually missing?
File an issue, and we'll do the research for you! :) KEEP IN MIND that this is an open-source project, and that manpower therein is limited -- the more specific you can get with your use case, the more likely it is you'll get a timely and informative response.
I want to contribute!
I don't see something I care about/think is {useful,important}!
If you're viewing this on the Github website, open this README.md file in the repo in your browser, click the little pencil icon at the top right, and use the Markdown editor to send us a PR ASAP:
If you're not using Github...send us a PR anyway. We want to know!
Hey, there's something on this list, but Rust HAS something for it!
Open an issue so we can cross 'er out and make sure people know!
- Feel free to open an issue when you have a library that satisfies the use cases that are listed here -- knocking them off can only be a good thing.
- You may also want to submit your work to awesome-rust, if you think it's good enough!
- For now, items will NOT be deleted from this list -- merely crossed out
like this, so people can come back and see if progress has been made on what they care about.
The List
Data forensics
- Ability to parse
Registry.polfiles from Windows machines