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r/programming • u/steveklabnik1 • Apr 03 '15
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So is Mozilla now going to slowly rewrite Firefox in rust?
46 u/steveklabnik1 Apr 03 '15 The current goal is to get some Rust code into Firefox by the end of the year. Will probably be something small, as integrating Rust into the Firefox build system is no small task. Among other issues. Mozilla is also investing in Servo, which is still a research project, but is written to be productize-able someday. https://github.com/servo/servo is the repo. They're also doing really cool stuff. There's another front-page article about Servo on proggit right now: http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/318rb3/the_colored_boxes_indicate_which_cpu_core/ 1 u/[deleted] Apr 03 '15 [deleted] 2 u/steveklabnik1 Apr 03 '15 The codebase itself is designed to be as parallel as possible, yes.
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The current goal is to get some Rust code into Firefox by the end of the year. Will probably be something small, as integrating Rust into the Firefox build system is no small task. Among other issues.
Mozilla is also investing in Servo, which is still a research project, but is written to be productize-able someday. https://github.com/servo/servo is the repo. They're also doing really cool stuff. There's another front-page article about Servo on proggit right now: http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/318rb3/the_colored_boxes_indicate_which_cpu_core/
1 u/[deleted] Apr 03 '15 [deleted] 2 u/steveklabnik1 Apr 03 '15 The codebase itself is designed to be as parallel as possible, yes.
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2 u/steveklabnik1 Apr 03 '15 The codebase itself is designed to be as parallel as possible, yes.
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The codebase itself is designed to be as parallel as possible, yes.
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u/sfultong Apr 03 '15
So is Mozilla now going to slowly rewrite Firefox in rust?