Thanks to the author and contributors for putting in the time and effort to create this.
Especially the cross-comparison in the second half is very thorough and useful!
Perhaps this or something similar could be hosted on a public git repo so that it can be maintained by a wider set of contributors?
There was a similar survey[0] of Common Lisp systems from 2007-2010 from before services like Github/Gitlab became prevalent, so maybe we can have something like this Rust library survey NOT suffer the same fate. (Yes, Fare maintained it for a while--thanks, Fare!-- after Dan passed away too young, and then it became less detailed[1], but you get the idea...)
Especially the cross-comparison in the second half is very thorough and useful!
Perhaps this or something similar could be hosted on a public git repo so that it can be maintained by a wider set of contributors?
There was a similar survey[0] of Common Lisp systems from 2007-2010 from before services like Github/Gitlab became prevalent, so maybe we can have something like this Rust library survey NOT suffer the same fate. (Yes, Fare maintained it for a while--thanks, Fare!-- after Dan passed away too young, and then it became less detailed[1], but you get the idea...)
[0] https://web.archive.org/web/20180824234333/https://common-li...
[1] https://common-lisp.net/implementations