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Co-authored-by: Gracie Gregory <[email protected]>

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 ## **How is AppFlowy using Rust?**
 
-AppFlowy was built with Rust from the very beginning. We saw Rust as a no-brainer option  to create enterprise-grade productivity software because it is a high-integrity language that ensures stability, security, and performance. We have used Rust to build AppFlowy’s backend, which handles all the business logic. The common code base helps us to achieve code reuse, high performance, and memory safety on iOS, Android, macOS, Linux, and Windows. Thanks to Rust, we haven’t run into memory or multithreading issues in production releases. In addition, with the help of the Rust community, the difficulties of building cross-platform programs and ensuring their correctness and stability have been greatly reduced.
+AppFlowy was built with Rust from the very beginning. We saw Rust as a no-brainer option to create enterprise-grade productivity software because it is a high-integrity language that ensures stability, security, and performance. We have used Rust to build AppFlowy’s backend, which handles all the business logic. The common code base helps us to achieve code reuse, high performance, and memory safety on iOS, Android, macOS, Linux, and Windows. Thanks to Rust, we haven’t run into memory or multithreading issues in production releases. In addition, with the help of the Rust community, the difficulties of building cross-platform programs and ensuring their correctness and stability have been greatly reduced.
 
 These early successes gave us the confidence to try more ambitious things. We are using Rust to build our Web Server and the [<u>AppFlowy-Collab</u>](https://github.com/AppFlowy-IO/AppFlowy-Collab) crate for data collaboration. The frontend application and Web Server use the same crate, ensuring the collaboration algorithm's consistency and accuracy.