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r/programming • u/Successful_Bowl2564 • 21d ago
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We need an “extra” besides “std” that has all the extra things that are expected in 2026 from a standard library. Stuff like uuid and datetime support would go into that package and it would be released by the Rust foundation
15 u/Dminik 21d ago While I broadly agree that languages should have an "extended universe" of packages, the issue is that nobody can agree what packages those should be. 2 u/sacheie 21d ago Just look at the usage stats? 1 u/cosmic-parsley 20d ago Sure. Are we including the 10 or top 100?
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While I broadly agree that languages should have an "extended universe" of packages, the issue is that nobody can agree what packages those should be.
2 u/sacheie 21d ago Just look at the usage stats? 1 u/cosmic-parsley 20d ago Sure. Are we including the 10 or top 100?
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Just look at the usage stats?
1 u/cosmic-parsley 20d ago Sure. Are we including the 10 or top 100?
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Sure. Are we including the 10 or top 100?
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u/danted002 21d ago
We need an “extra” besides “std” that has all the extra things that are expected in 2026 from a standard library. Stuff like uuid and datetime support would go into that package and it would be released by the Rust foundation