rust-analyzer

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Next-generation IDE infrastructure for the Rust programming language

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5 individuals and 5 organizations have contributed

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€24k EUR since Jul 2019

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€4k EUR since Sep 2019

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Parity Technologies

€3k EUR since Jan 2020

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€800 EUR since Sep 2019

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€540 EUR since Mar 2020

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Brainium Studios

€500 EUR since Aug 2019

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The Techno Creatives

€199 EUR since Jul 2019

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€65 EUR since Jul 2019

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€2k EUR since Jul 2019

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€750 EUR since Feb 2020

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€500 EUR since Nov 2019

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2020[..6] Financial Report

This is a repost from https://rust-analyzer.github.io/blog/2020/08/20/financial-report.html.This is a short financial report for...

Published on August 28, 2020 by Aleksey Kladov

2019 Financial Report

This is a repost from rust-analyzer blog.This is a short financial report for

Published on February 12, 2020 by Aleksey Kladov

Cost of rust-analyzer

This post is also published on rust-analyzer website: https://rust-analyzer.github.io/blog/2019/10/16/finance.htmlIn this post, we'll talk about financial side of the rust-analyzer project. The goal is to find out how much rust-analyzer ...

Published on October 16, 2019 by Aleksey Kladov

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Monthly financial contribution to rust-analyzer (backer)

from Jani Peltonen • 12/4/2020

+€5.00EUR

Completed

Monthly financial contribution to rust-analyzer (sponsor)

from Parity Technologies • 12/3/2020

+€200.00EUR

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Monthly financial contribution to rust-analyzer (backer)

from ember arlynx • 12/2/2020

+€25.00EUR

Completed

Today’s balance

€24,528.06 EUR

Estimated annual budget

~ €52,037.35 EUR

rust-analyzer is all of us

Our contributors 205

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Aleksey Kladov

Admin

Original developer and core contributor of the rust-analyzer project.

Florian Gilcher

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Florian Diebold

Admin

Core contributor working mainly on everything related to type inference.

Embark

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€24,000 EUR

Discord

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€4,000 EUR

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€2,740 EUR

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Adam Perry

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€1,800 EUR

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Prisma

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€1,800 EUR

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repi

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€1,700 EUR

Keep up the great work! This will be a foundational, and much needed, tool for the entire Rust community!

1Password

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€1,500 EUR

Lumeo

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Total contributions

€800 EUR

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Andrew Gallant

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Total contributions

€750 EUR

Keep up the great work. :-)

About

rust-analyzer is an experimental compiler frontend for the Rust programming language. The ultimate goal for this project is to provide the perfect IDE experience for Rust, with all IDE features working flawlessly while editing code. rust-analyzer is a part of larger rls-2.0 working group.

More information about the project, including installation instructions, can be found on GitHub:

https://github.com/rust-analyzer/rust-analyzer