Very good list. There have recently been similar posts about what crates to choose. Always followed by discussions about some of the choices.
In professional environments where besides the product time to market and costs are the key points, we don't want to spend time on this kind of discussions and decisionmaking. Or taking risks using libs with 0.x versions.
It really is a pitty that the decision to keep essential stuff out of the standard lib is limiting Rusts usage in professional environments. Developer resoureces are another reason, but this is a chicken egg problem. The standard lib issue can be solved much easier.
In professional environments where besides the product time to market and costs are the key points, we don't want to spend time on this kind of discussions and decisionmaking. Or taking risks using libs with 0.x versions.
It really is a pitty that the decision to keep essential stuff out of the standard lib is limiting Rusts usage in professional environments. Developer resoureces are another reason, but this is a chicken egg problem. The standard lib issue can be solved much easier.