A refreshingly simple data-driven game engine built in Rust
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Crate
futures-io
43
Repositories
65%
Actively maintained
28
Updated ≤ 30 days
234k
Total stars
36
Owners
Counted from the Cargo.toml manifests of the 43 indexed repositories that declare futures-io as a dependency — not download counts. Dependency data last verified 2026-08-04.
Often used with
Crates that show up unusually often in futures-io projects. The most distinctive pairings rank first — crates these projects use far more than the average indexed Rust project does, not just crates that are popular everywhere. Each percentage is the share of futures-io projects that also use it.
futures-executor25.6%futures-sink20.9%sync_wrapper14%futures-channel39.5%async-io20.9%futures-timer16.3%generic-array16.3%crossbeam-utils20.9%regex-automata11.6%serde_core11.6%tracing-core18.6%slab23.3%futures-core48.8%regex-syntax14%spin14%futures-lite20.9%hdrhistogram11.6%pin-project-lite41.9%rustls-webpki11.6%winnow11.6%portable-atomic11.6%rustls-platform-verifier11.6%async-lock11.6%form_urlencoded11.6%
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