Languages Rust
Systems language
Rust
Rust development for South African businesses: fast, reliable systems software, services and WebAssembly modules, written in a language that catches whole classes of bugs at compile time.
Why we reach for it
What Rust is good at.
- C-level performance with memory safety
- Whole classes of bugs caught at compile time
- Excellent for services, CLIs and WebAssembly
- Reliable under load
Typically
What we build with it.
- Performance-critical services and APIs
- Command-line tools and systems software
- WebAssembly modules for the browser
- Components that sit behind a higher-level app
Rust gives you the performance of a systems language with memory safety enforced by the compiler, so a whole category of crashes and security bugs simply doesn’t compile. That trade, a stricter compiler for fewer production incidents, pays off in software that has to be both fast and reliable.
What we build with Rust
Performance-critical services and APIs, command-line tools, systems software, and WebAssembly modules where you want near-native speed in the browser.
Honest about the fit
Rust is worth its learning curve where performance and reliability both matter. For everyday web and business software, C#, Python or PHP will ship faster. We use Rust where its strengths count, not as a fashion.
We build in any language, with in-house engineers who work in Rust specifically. Start a project.
Next step
Start with a call, not a brief.
Twenty minutes on what’s actually breaking. If we’re the wrong fit, we’ll say so and point you at who isn’t.
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