One of the interesting developer trends in Web3 is the emergence of Rust
as a way to program blockchains. Rust, of course, is a popular
programming language that has a wide range of uses — it’s been the
most-loved language in Stack Overflow’s annual developer survey for the
last six years. So its uses in crypto are just a part of what developers
love it for read more
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