Microsoft: We're creating a new Rust-based programming language for secure coding
Microsoft's Project Verona involves creating a new language for "safe infrastructure programming" to be open-sourced soon. By Liam Tung | December 2, 2019 -- 14:25 GMT (19:55 IST) | Topic: Enterprise Software Programming languages: Python is now more popular than Java Microsoft can't just throw away older Windows code, but the company's Project Verona aims to make older low-level components in Windows 10 more secure by integrating Mozilla-developed Rust. DEVELOPER Good news for developers: The CLI is back Windows 10 1909: What do developers need to know? Not much, says Microsoft Qualtrics extends developer platform, adds integration partners Introducing STEAM to kids through sports (ZDNet YouTube) The Best Web Hosting Providers for 2019 (CNET) How to get a developer job (TechRepublic) The company recently revealed that its trials with Rust over C and C++ to remove insecure code from Windows had hit its targets . But why did Mi