A fast port scanner in 100 lines of Rust

To write a fast port scanner, a programming language requires:
A Good I/O model, not to eat all the resources of the system. High-level abstractions and a good packaging system to isolate low-level code and reuse it easily. To be type and memory safe, be… Read more

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