Asynchronous runtime for Rust programming language provides building blocks for developing fast and reliable networking applications.
Tokio, an asynchronous runtime for the Rust language, has reached 1.0 status. Designed for writing stable network applications, the runtime includes asynchronous APIs for TCP and UDP, timers, and a multithreaded, work-stealing scheduler. Available on GitHub, Tokio 1.0 arrived on December 22. First introduced more than four years ago, Tokio has since become easier to use and more powerful, its developers said.
