🚀Memory safe, blazing fast, configurable, minimal hello world written in rust(🚀) in a few lines of code with few(1092🚀) dependencies🚀

Last update: Jan 7, 2023

Overview

🚀 hello-world.rs 🚀

🚀 Memory safe, blazing fast, minimal and configurable hello world project written in the rust( 🚀 ) programming language 🚀

🚀 While this depends on more c code than rust( 🚀 ) code to compile, because rust( 🚀 ) is magically memory safe, now all c code is memory safe too 🚀

🚀 This project is very minimal, it only requires 1092 crates 🚀

Building

To compile this project you need only one library 🚀 :

1. cairo development libraries 🚀 .

1. libgtk development libraries 🚀 .

1. alsa-lib 🚀

1. glfw 🚀

1. freetype 🚀

1. libglib 🚀

1. pango 🚀

1. atk 🚀

1. pixbuf 🚀

1. gdk 🚀

Just 1 lib as you can see the number list along the names 🚀

You probably have most of them already, if it says something along the words, you know what to search for now

Then you can just make and the compiled executable should be located in ./target/release/hello-world run it or install it with make install .

Due to the lightweightness of rust( 🚀 ), unlike node_modules being fairly large for few dependencies, rust( 🚀 ) manages compile caches efficiently and stores them to storage to save compile times! Just 33G target folder, the compile time is only around 2 hours and 30 minutes on my mac on release mode

A clean build makes it take around 3.8G

The CPU usage is pretty minimal too (release mode)

It is slower than echo but memory safety comes at a cost! We need to be memory chad and blazing pure and lightning based

Benchmark by cypercine

Docker

$ docker build -t hello-world .
$ docker run -it --rm --name hwrs hello-world

Why rust( 🚀 ) while its only 1 line and depends on 600 c bind crates?

Here are my takes on that matter

C in "c language" stands for cringe and CVE 🚀

R in "rust( 🚀 ) systems programming language" stands for rewrite and robust 🚀

Here are the comments from few of my fellow Rustaceans 🚀

People ask the question "what's rust( 🚀 ) good for?" pretty frequently, and little terminal apps like this are precisely the reason. [...]. It enables a kind of workflow that simply didn't exist before: I could have a fully safe, "correct", LLVM-optimized binary installed on my desktop in an afternoon. 🚀

Modern rust( 🚀 ) appears pretty similar to modern JavaScript. You declare your variables with let 🚀

I think it would make rust( 🚀 ) more productive if rust( 🚀 ) could absorb Python's ecosystem(many mature wheels) as soon as possible. 🚀

One thing I like about rust( 🚀 ) is that it filters out lazy/sloppy thinkers. Even when I disagree with another rust( 🚀 ) programmer, there is a certain level of respect that comes from knowing that they thought about the problem deeply enough to pass the borrow checker. 🚀

The thing I hate about rust( 🚀 ) the most is that all the other languages feel extra dumb and annoying once I learned borrowing, lifetimes etc. 🚀

"I feel like the discovery of rust( 🚀 ) is transporting me back to my younger self [...]" "When I started learning rust( 🚀 ) in earnest in 2018, I thought this was a fluke. It is just the butterflies you get when you think you fall in love, I told myself." 🚀

rust( 🚀 )’s product is not a programming language or a compiler. rust( 🚀 )’s product is the experience of being a rust( 🚀 ) developer 🚀

rust( 🚀 ) can handle CPU-intensive operations such as executing algorithms. 🚀

Because it’s typically typed, rust( 🚀 ) catches errors at compile time. [...] Also, it compiles code down to machine learning, allowing for extra efficiency. 🚀

Many people try to compare rust( 🚀 ) to Go, but this is flawed. Go is an ancient board game that emphasizes strategy. rust( 🚀 ) is more appropriately compared to Chess, a board game focused on low-level tactics. 🚀

rust( 🚀 )'s unsafe keyword is a critical innovation for information security. I believe that Safe rust( 🚀 ) will eventually be a foundational technology for all of human society. 🚀

I wish I had a compiler (one as informative as rust( 🚀 )'s would be amazing) but for Japanese. If I could learn Japanese the way I learn programming I'd be conversationally fluent by now. 🚀

rust( 🚀 ) held onto it’s spot as the most beloved language among the professional developers we surveyed. That said, the majority of developers who took the survey aren’t familiar with the language. 🚀

I've experienced modern package management through Cargo and anything below that level now seems like returning to stone age. 🚀

I probably can write same code in c, but since rust( 🚀 ) is rust( 🚀 ), I need to (re)write in rust( 🚀 ) 🚀

Wait its only time until rust( 🚀 ) makes assembly memroy safe. 🚀

Done lots of C/C++/Python is the past, just started learning node/JS recently. Just kicked off a rust( 🚀 ) tutorial, you people obviously already know this, but rust( 🚀 ) is basically all the awesomeness of C++ smashed together with all the awesomeness and dependency management of JS. Looking forward to learning more rust( 🚀 ) in the future! 🚀

All C/C++ devs are absolute fools, they are wasting their time writing c/c++ when instead they could write in rust( 🚀 )!!!!

As a rust( 🚀 ) developer, I have no idea how any of this or computers actually works, but its cool to ask people in discord.gg/rust( 🚀 ) for all help and write code 🚀

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Added backwards to langauges and made 100 numerical constants
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Hello guys 👋, it's me, Generic Name, Generic SaaS Startup Lead Developer.

In this pull request, we see a new addition to the translations, that being backwards. On top of that, I have add 100 numerical constants from 1 to 100. This should help improve speed and performance, as well as allowing the use of soft coded values rather than the actual numbers. These constants are of type i64, so it can be extended until 9223372036854775807.

Appreciated, Generic Name, Generic SaaS Startup Lead Developer
opened by Get-DevVed-YT 9
Please provide more examples

Hewwo, I b-bewieve this exampwe is too simpwistic because rust(🚀) is more capable than that and that i-it shouwd have mowe infowmation on how t-to get stawted; c-couwd you maybe provide an exampwe awgowithm that s-s-sowves the halting problem?!!

opened by BaconOFBurger 9
Add PKGBUILD for Arch Linux
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opened by monosans 9
Remove discord crate due to vulnerabilities + bump all dependencies
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As far as I know, dependabot is not written on Rust, so it misses many of these updates. Instead, I used cargo-upgrade upgrade and cargo update, which are both written on Rust, to bump all the dependencies.

I also hope it will solve the current build error.
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opened by birbe 7
How well does it scale?

Hi, I am a developer at Generic SaaS Startup, and we are using Rust(🚀) to develop our backend because Rust(🚀) is very fast, memory-safe and powerful. We want to use this as a dependency to our backend. However, our backend will need to scale to hundreds of servers and millions of users once we grow. So, I want to know the scalability metrics of hello-world.rs so we can decide if we should incorporate it in our product, Generic SaaS.

Appreciated, Generic Name, Generic SaaS Startup Lead Developer

opened by Get-DevVed-YT 7
It's 2021, use CMake!

I appreciate the effort of creating a solid starting base both for beginners to learn and for advanced programmers to get shit done, but old style make files just do not scale and are actually considered harmful in my organization. So for us to adopt this, we would require you to rewrite the build system in CMake.

Thank you and btw, the entire department is very excited about using Rust(🚀)

opened by benthillerkus 6
why program so slow :(

With PR https://github.com/mTvare6/hello-world.rs/pull/23 we saw a 10000000% performance increase in prod. Now that the code is gone again, tons of our enterprise level clients are leaving us, due to simple actions taking decades to complete. Some smart ass engineer of ours found out that it's now 10000000000000000000000000% slower :((((((((((((((( 🌎 🚀 (transcription: the rocket is flying towards earth)
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opened by legendofmiracles 6
Add newline when printing on shells so it doesn't break prompts on some shells as this can be a frustrating issue for people who don't use zsh
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opened by BBaoVanC 5
Generic SaaS has been launched!

Hello guys 👋, it's me, Generic Name, Generic SaaS Startup Lead Developer.

This isn't much of an issue, but I wanted to let you guys know Generic SaaS is finally up! After multiple datacenter fires, we changed our architecture and intertwined a system to work with hello-world.rs, so now we can balance the load of memory between different servers.

Anyway, the link is https://genericsaas.ml/ if you want to check it out.

Appreciated, Generic Name, Generic SaaS Startup Lead Developer

opened by Get-DevVed-YT 5
Our servers exploded

Hello guys 👋, it's me, Generic Name, Generic SaaS Startup Lead Developer.

Recently, we tried to use hello-world.rs as a dependency in our backend.

When we tried to run it, the servers exploded and our datacenter burnt down.

We lost millions of dollars is damages.

Our datacenter has been rebuilt and we added new servers.

Does anyone have any idea what went wrong? We only tried to spawn one million threads of hello-world.rs, so I don't see what went wrong.

Appreciated, Generic Name, Generic SaaS Startup Lead Developer

opened by Get-DevVed-YT 5
Add a translation in C
(You don't have to merge this, I just wanted to make this joke)

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[x] Is your request C(ringe), C(ve) and C(bad) (:vomiting_face:) (C bad rust good), C is not memory safe, not configurable, not minimal and very turtle and slow bc C is C rust is 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀
opened by TruncatedDinosour 0
Memory-safety compiler for memory safe code
As rust uses memory, uses C(ve, ringe) code and unsafe (cve) blocks, I think this repo should have a custom memory safe compiler that doesn't use anything

My first implementation in x86_64 Linux FASM assembly:

format ELF64 executable 3 segment readable executable define SYS_exit 60 _start: mov eax, SYS_exit xor edi, edi syscall
opened by TruncatedDinosour 3
Bump ash from 0.33.3+1.2.191 to 0.37.1+1.3.235
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Bump clap from 3.2.6 to 4.0.26
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Bump uuid from 0.8.2 to 1.2.2
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Fix up lost re-export of v1 Timestamp by @KodrAus in uuid-rs/uuid#636

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formatting changes by @pintariching in uuid-rs/uuid#610

Remove outdated Travis CI reference by @atouchet in uuid-rs/uuid#616

refactors Timestamp, Context and ClockSequence, and adds UUIDS v6, v7, v8 by @rrichardson in uuid-rs/uuid#611

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Fix documentation typo by @nstinus in uuid-rs/uuid#603

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Python is safe how can it be unsafe
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🚀 hello-world.rs 🚀

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Why rust( 🚀 ) while its only 1 line and depends on 600 c bind crates?

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Ash-window 0.12.0: Bump raw-window-handle to 0.5.0

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Ash-window 0.11.0: Bump raw-window-handle to 0.4.2

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Ash-window 0.10.0: Bump ash dependency to 0.37

Ash-window 0.9.1: Ash 0.34-0.36 support

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Ash-window 0.8.0: Bump ash dependency to 0.34

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Ash-window 0.7.0: Bump ash dependency to 0.33

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Ash-window 0.6.0: Bump ash dependency to 0.32

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v4.0.26

[4.0.26] - 2022-11-16

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v4.0.25

[4.0.25] - 2022-11-15

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[4.0.24] - 2022-11-14

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v4.0.23

[4.0.23] - 2022-11-11

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v4.0.22

[4.0.22] - 2022-11-07

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[4.0.21] - 2022-11-07

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[4.0.20] - 2022-11-07

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[4.0.26] - 2022-11-16

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[4.0.25] - 2022-11-15

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[4.0.24] - 2022-11-14

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[4.0.23] - 2022-11-11

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[4.0.22] - 2022-11-07

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[4.0.21] - 2022-11-07

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[4.0.20] - 2022-11-07

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