AWS SDK for Rust enters developer preview

AWS SDK for Rust enters developer preview(aws.amazon.com)

54 points by rusbus 4 years ago | 5 comments

kadoban 4 years ago |

Since Rust crates aren't hierarchal or namespaced, isn't have 200-300 separate AWS crates kind of asking for people to make up fake new ones and/or misspell existing?

ibraheemdev 4 years ago | |

There is work going on to allow crate namespacing (foo/bar): https://github.com/Manishearth/namespacing-rfc/blob/main/000...

slaymaker1907 4 years ago | |

The design of Rust encourages having many crates because that's the only surefire way to have parallel and incremental compilation. If I were writing a large application in Rust, I would absolutely split things into as many crates as possible but keep it in a single repo for this reason.

ithkuil 4 years ago | | |

The problem highlited here is not that there are distinct compilation and dependency units, bit that they are organized in a flat namespace.

Anybody can create a crate like "aws-sdk-cloud" and have a crate that looks official but is not published by AWS (and is one character edit away from a legitimate AWS SDK crate)

beltsazar 4 years ago | | |

Does it mean that if I change a single line of a crate, then the whole crate must be recompiled?