Native performance
Rust compiles to native code without requiring a garbage collector, giving applications control over memory and execution.
← The stack
THE LANGUAGE BEHIND RAMP
The language underneath
RustThe R in RAMP.
Rust is the programming language we use to build RAMP. It is the shared foundation beneath AIR, Maverick OS, and Prism.
THE LANGUAGE BEHIND RAMPRAMP stands for Rust, AIR, Maverick OS, and Prism. Rust gives the stack a common language, from data services and native hardware to the interface on screen.
Safety at the foundation
Its ownership model and type system catch many memory and concurrency errors at compile time.
A shared toolkit
Cargo brings dependency management and builds together. Rust crates let the stack grow as connected, reusable libraries.
A CLOSER LOOK
One language. Across the stack.
AIR, Maverick OS, and Prism share a Rust foundation. Their crates connect the data, hardware, and interface layers that RAMP applications build on.
↳ Rust is an independent, open-source language used to build RAMP.
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