Posted the next "line editor in @rustlang" recording.
In this one we cover splitting a library from a binary, making a nice API for it, and then publishing the crate.
https://t.co/DsVXZJtc5C
Aquí trato humildemente de explicar la propuesta de valor de @rustlang para principiantes en la programación en el evento de @CESINFULL. Por si a alguien le resulta útil.
https://t.co/K14cdF1Pa9
New blog post up! "Rust is for Professionals" captures why I love the Rust programming language and why I feel it is compelling tool for software professionals. https://t.co/tA0TJeIop6
I’m going to tweet this one again. It’d be really helpful to have specific thoughts on async @rustlang for people coming from JS, Java, or other languages. https://t.co/ItPJKQdRyd
The #rustlang async vision doc is missing specifics around confusion from particular languages. I opened two issues, one for JS https://t.co/iaZYL1tkWK and one for Java https://t.co/BxPtZTRTIH -- I'd love for folks to leave notes! (Or open more issues for other langs)
Are you a perf or dtrace user? Have you used either to gain insight or solve a problem on a program written in @rustlang, C or another language? @pnkfelix and I want to hear about your use cases and workflow. Reach out to either of us if you would like to talk.
Checking the parity of a binary block can be quite a trivial thing to do. That said there are neat implementation tricks you can do to improve your parity check implementation by several orders of magnitude (e.g. ~8300%).
Here's a naive implementation in @rustlanghttps://t.co/gzDowHECFj
So the various @rustlang questions I've been posing over the last few days is because I've been tinkering w/ a singlethreaded executor. It's now somewhat usable so I've released an alpha version.
Say hello to ste: https://t.co/FmlqTEj9XOhttps://t.co/LR1StcIMm3
Fascinating looking new method / tool https://t.co/dDBCkyQaBH --- De Bruijn Graphs in minimizer space. Led by @gunesaynasinda, in collab with @RayanChikhi and Bonnie Berger. I'm really looking forward to the paper (Recomb '21); and glad to see the impl in @rustlang!!
If I do a live online workshop on writing #Python modules using @rustlang, will you join it? It will be around 2 hours long at least. Reply to the thread if you want to join in. Please RT for more reach.
Heyo. So I'm working on a scheduler in @rustlang. And this one sends raw trait objects to a background thread. To do that, it requires a transmuted lifetime.
So can we avoid the std::mem::transmute?
Playground: https://t.co/Yz1WQ7JgLA
Small @rustlang debugging story... I work on a paragliding flight book website (https://t.co/MJl2DVfQ0f). The project is written with Rocket, data is in PostgreSQL/PostGIS. The main idea is that pilots upload flight tracklog in IGC format to add flight log entries. (1/n)
Do folks have simple @rustlang examples of putting tests in separate files from code? The example I followed used:
#[cfg(test)]
mod tests {
#[test]
fn blah() {
I've been doing this in the same file, but I'm starting to look at ways to break up my huge file 😅