How Shopify Uses Rust

Shopify open-sources Tangle, an ML experimentation platform built to solve six common failure modes in machine learning development.

The article discusses the process of contributing support for WebAssembly instructions to Winch, Wasmtime's non-optimizing compiler.

This article discusses the development of a flexible order routing system using Shopify Functions, enhancing the traditional order routing process by introducing customizable routing rules.

The article discusses the development and features of the Ruby LSP (Language Server Protocol), aimed at enhancing the developer experience in Ruby programming.

The article discusses the integration of JavaScript into Shopify Functions via WebAssembly, highlighting the development of Javy, a toolchain for running JavaScript in a WebAssembly environment.

The article discusses the production readiness of YJIT, a Just-In-Time compiler for Ruby, highlighting its development journey, major improvements in Ruby 3. 2, and its deployment at Shopify.

The article discusses the complete rewrite of Shopify's CLI from Ruby to Node. js, focusing on enhancing the developer experience.

Shopify has adopted Rust as its official systems programming language to enhance its infrastructure for commerce.

The article discusses four approaches to debugging server-side WebAssembly, highlighting the benefits of using WebAssembly in Shopify Functions while addressing the unique challenges it presents.

This article details the experience of porting the YJIT Ruby compiler from C to Rust at Shopify, highlighting the challenges and advantages encountered during the transition.

The article discusses how Shopify utilizes WebAssembly (Wasm) outside of the browser to enhance its platform's extensibility and performance.

The article discusses how Shopify utilizes Nix to rebuild its developer tooling, enhancing the efficiency of its development workflows. It includes insights from a ShipIt.