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Arenas in Rust - In Pursuit of Laziness
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Rust's Most Subtle Syntax | zk
Psst. Hey kid. You wanna write confusing Rust? I’ve got just the thing. Bring us let and constQuick rundown on let and const in Rust: letYou use let to declare a new variable. Wow. let x = 5; This is in the form let PAT = EXPR;, which makes it a bit more powerful than first seems. // +---- this is a pattern. Same as the things you use in matches. // | // vvvvv let (a, b) = (5, 10); You can combine
Announcing Toasty, an async ORM for Rust | Tokio - An asynchronous Rust runtime
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Why I am not yet ready to switch to Zig from Rust
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Tauri 2.0 Stable Release
import CommandTabs from '@components/CommandTabs.astro'; import TableCompatibility from '@components/plugins/TableCompatibility.astro'; import Cta from '@fragments/cta.mdx'; import FeaturesList from '@components/list/Features.astro'; We are very proud to finally announce the stable release for the new major version of Tauri. Welcome to Tauri 2.0! What is Tauri? :::note[Definition] Tauri is a frame
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The Signal Hook As promised in the previous article (thanks for all the valuable feedback ‒ I didn’t have the time to act on it yet, but I will), this talks about Unix signal handling. Long story short, I wasn’t happy about the signal handling story in Rust and this is my attempt at improving it with the signal-hook library. What is a signal? If you come from the Windows world or didn’t have the o
Zed Decoded: Async Rust - Zed Blog
Welcome to the first article in a new series called Zed Decoded. In Zed Decoded I'm going to take a close look at Zed — how it's built, which data structures it uses, which technologies and techniques, what features it has, which bugs we ran into. The best part? I won't do this alone, but get to interview and ask my colleagues here at Zed about everything I want to know. Companion Video: Async Rus
Getting started - Command Line Applications in Rust
Command line apps in Rust Rust is a statically compiled, fast language with great tooling and a rapidly growing ecosystem. That makes it a great fit for writing command line applications: They should be small, portable, and quick to run. Command line applications are also a great way to get started with learning Rust; or to introduce Rust to your team! Writing a program with a simple command line
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