What feature would you like to see implemented/stabilized?

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  1. rust

    Empowering everyone to build reliable and efficient software.

    I would like to see explicit_generic_args_with_impl_trait (Tracking Issue) stabilized. Allows specifying generic arguments (ex in fn foo(v: impl Into)) even when you are using an impl for the function parameter. Usually, I'd have to change it to fn foo>(v: A). This makes so instead of writing foo::("text");, I can write foo::("text"); Nothing major but very nice for my current code where one parameter is impossible to guess (T, because it is essentially compile-time data) and the other is trivial to guess.

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  3. rfcs

    RFCs for changes to Rust

    GATs impl trait alias unboxed closures

  4. rocket-lamb

    Discontinued A crate to allow running a Rocket webserver as an AWS Lambda Function with API Gateway or an Application Load Balancer

  5. genawaiter

    Stackless generators on stable Rust.

  6. polonius

    Defines the Rust borrow checker.

    Polonius - https://github.com/rust-lang/polonius

  7. srgb.rs

    Implementation of sRGB primitives and constants

    That can be done with build.rs. I do exactly that in srgb crate.

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