A Rust project just to stir the pot a bit here on quantnet 
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Some things I wanted to highlight for those that are familiar with the C/C++ side of things, or are currently learning about it. I think Rust provides an interesting way of doing things as well:
1. More advanced Rust concepts including async/await patterns, error handling, and modular project structure
2. Containerization best practices with multi-stage Docker builds and secure runtime configurations
3. gRPC implementation for bi-directional streaming between client and server
4. Experience with protocol buffers and efficient data serialization in distributed systems
5. Understanding of asynchronous programming and stream handling with Tokio in Rust (ties in with 1. above a bit)
.Some things I wanted to highlight for those that are familiar with the C/C++ side of things, or are currently learning about it. I think Rust provides an interesting way of doing things as well:
1. More advanced Rust concepts including async/await patterns, error handling, and modular project structure
2. Containerization best practices with multi-stage Docker builds and secure runtime configurations
3. gRPC implementation for bi-directional streaming between client and server
4. Experience with protocol buffers and efficient data serialization in distributed systems
5. Understanding of asynchronous programming and stream handling with Tokio in Rust (ties in with 1. above a bit)
