RUST DEVELOPMENT

FAQ #

• What sets your service apart from other developers?

  We’ve shipped Rust systems handling millions of daily requests for FinTech and trading platforms. Most Rust freelancers are learning the borrow checker on your project. We’re certified Rust engineers delivering production-grade performance from day one.
• How can your Rust expertise improve my product’s performance and security?

  The Firecracker/QEMU comparison is the clearest evidence: Firecracker (Rust, AWS, production since 2018) — fewer than 10 CVEs total, zero VM escapes. QEMU (C, production since 2003) — 300+ CVEs lifetime. Same hardware boundary, just the language changed. Rust’s compiler rejects buffer overflows and use-after-free at compile time — so you get C-level performance with provable memory safety.
• Why Rust and not Node or Python?

  Most clients come to us after someone else built it in Node and ran into latency and memory spikes. We typically solve this by rewriting the core logic in Rust, reducing resource load by 40–70%.
• Why are your rates higher?

  Because we don’t fix things twice. You’re paying for performance, not cleanup.
• What do I need before starting?

  Contact us to discuss your project. Share your idea, any assets (designs, specs, links), and your main goals — we handle the technical part from there.
• Do you only work with Rust, or integrate other technologies?

  Rust is our core, but we don’t force it where it doesn’t fit. We integrate with C++, TypeScript/JavaScript, and Python — choosing the right tool for each component. Data science layers stay in Python, front-ends in TypeScript, and performance-critical backends in Rust.
• How has your process transformed a complex project?

  We built a Rust payment routing engine 20–30% faster than Go with 10–20% fewer parsing errors, delivered a crypto platform handling 100,000+ WebSocket subscriptions, and for a major IoT manufacturer eliminated 100% of crash-causing races while cutting codebase size 45%.
• Do you sign NDAs?

  Yes. We sign NDAs before any technical discussion begins, on request.
• Who owns the code after delivery?

  You do. IP, source code, architecture docs, and deployment runbooks are fully assigned to you on completion — no vendor lock-in.
• Do you work with formal contracts?

  Yes. Signed contracts with fixed scope per phase. You’re contracting with a registered entity, not an individual.