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Cloudflare adds native Rust and Tokio to Workers preview

Cloudflare just launched an experimental feature: now you can run native Rust code—including those based on the Tokio async runtime—on its Workers serverless platform using a new Emscripten target in the wasm-bindgen toolchain. This lets Rust and C++ interoperate in JavaScript environments like the web, Node.js, and Cloudflare's own network. Early tests show much better compatibility for complex Rust libraries.

Why it mattersDevelopers get far broader language and library support for building cloud applications on Workers, especially those relying on Rust and modern async patterns. It paves the way for more performance-critical and interoperable apps at the edge.

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