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• Cover
• Copyright
• Contributors
• Table of Contents
• Preface
• Acknowledgments
• About this book
• About the authors
• About the cover illustration
• Chapter 1: Why refactor to Rust
• What is refactoring?
• What is Rust?
• Why Rust?
• Should you refactor to Rust?
• When not to refactor to Rust
• How does it work?
• What will you learn in this book?
• Who is this book for?
• What tools do you need to get started?
• Summary
• Chapter 2: An overview of Rust
• Ownership and borrowing
• Memory management in other languages
• Lifetimes
• Rust’s string types
• Enums and error handling
• Summary
• Chapter 3: Introduction to C FFI and unsafe Rust
• Unsafe Rust
• C Foreign Function Interface
• Summary
• Chapter 4: Advanced FFI
• Downloading the NGINX source code
• Creating the NGINX module
• Linking C to Rust
• Reading the NGINX request
• Using our calculator library
• Writing the HTTP response
• Summary
• Chapter 5: Structuring Rust libraries
• Modules
• Paths
• Upward visibility
• Summary
• Chapter 6: Integrating with dynamic languages
• Data processing in Python
• Planning the move
• JSON Parsing
• Writing a Python extension module in Rust
• Benchmarking in Rust
• Optimized builds
• Summary
• Chapter 7: Testing your Rust integrations
• Writing tests with Rust
• Testing Rust code using Python
• Summary
• Chapter 8: Asynchronous Python with Rust
• Generating a Mandelbrot set in Python
• Scaling
• Asyncio
• Threading
• Global Interpreter Lock
• PyO3
• Summary
• Chapter 9: WebAssembly for refactoring JavaScript
• What is WebAssembly?
• Moving from JavaScript to Rust
• Rust in the browser
• Creating a React component
• Web components entirely in Rust
• Refactoring JavaScript revisited
• Summary
• Chapter 10: WebAssembly interface for refactoring
• WASI universal runtime
• From the browser to the machine
• Wasm library
• Consuming Wasm
• More Wasm
• Wasm memory
• Just the beginning
• Summary
• Index