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Karol Kuczmarski's Blog – Tag: stable Rust
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A tale of two Rusts. Posted on Sat 24 December 2016 in Programming. 8226; Tagged with Rust. 8226; Leave a comment. The writing has been on the wall for many months now, but I think the time has come when we can officially declare it. Stable Rust is dead. Nightly Rust is the only Rust. If you’re out of the loop, Rust. Kernels, databases, servers, and similar low-level pieces of computing and networking infrastructure are all within its purview. With varying frequency of updates. There are the. Gates which...
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Karol Kuczmarski's Blog – Category: Programming
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A tale of two Rusts. Posted on Sat 24 December 2016 in Programming. 8226; Tagged with Rust. 8226; Leave a comment. The writing has been on the wall for many months now, but I think the time has come when we can officially declare it. Stable Rust is dead. Nightly Rust is the only Rust. If you’re out of the loop, Rust. Kernels, databases, servers, and similar low-level pieces of computing and networking infrastructure are all within its purview. With varying frequency of updates. There are the. Gates which...
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Karol Kuczmarski's Blog – Tag: Rust
http://xion.io/tag/rust.html
The “let” type trick in Rust. Posted on Wed 01 February 2017 in Code. 8226; Tagged with Rust. 8226; Leave a comment. Here’s a neat little trick that’s especially useful if you’re just starting out with Rust. Because the language uses type inference. The formula itself is very simple. Its shortest, most common version — and arguably the cleverest one, too — is the following. But the important part here is the exact error message you get:. The type expected by Rust here (in this example,. No more, no less.
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Karol Kuczmarski's Blog – A tale of two Rusts
http://xion.io/post/programming/rust-nightly-vs-stable.html
A tale of two Rusts. Posted on Sat 24 December 2016 in Programming. The writing has been on the wall for many months now, but I think the time has come when we can officially declare it. Stable Rust is dead. Nightly Rust is the only Rust. If you’re out of the loop, Rust. Is this newfangled system programming language. Rust is meant to fit in the niches normally occupied by C, so its domain includes performance-sensitive and safety-critical applications. Embedded programming, OS. Gates which are required ...
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Karol Kuczmarski's Blog – Tag: nightly Rust
http://xion.io/tag/nightly-rust.html
A tale of two Rusts. Posted on Sat 24 December 2016 in Programming. 8226; Tagged with Rust. 8226; Leave a comment. The writing has been on the wall for many months now, but I think the time has come when we can officially declare it. Stable Rust is dead. Nightly Rust is the only Rust. If you’re out of the loop, Rust. Kernels, databases, servers, and similar low-level pieces of computing and networking infrastructure are all within its purview. With varying frequency of updates. There are the. Gates which...
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Karol Kuczmarski's Blog – Tag: Rocket.rs
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A tale of two Rusts. Posted on Sat 24 December 2016 in Programming. 8226; Tagged with Rust. 8226; Leave a comment. The writing has been on the wall for many months now, but I think the time has come when we can officially declare it. Stable Rust is dead. Nightly Rust is the only Rust. If you’re out of the loop, Rust. Kernels, databases, servers, and similar low-level pieces of computing and networking infrastructure are all within its purview. With varying frequency of updates. There are the. Gates which...
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Database Support » AWWY?
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Proper Database support is crucial for modern web development. This page gives an overview of the various drivers, ORMs, integrations and tools. Mysql client library implemented in rust. A native PostgreSQL driver. Redis driver for Rust. Ergonomic wrapper for SQLite. An interface for leveldb. A rust-bindgen ffi wrapper around the Cassandra c driver plus working examples with no additional dependencies. You probably want to use the "cassandra" crate that provides a safe wrapper. An ORM for rust. Database ...
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Using Rust for Webdev as a Hobby Programmer · Neikos' Blog
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Mdash; Talking about my work and leisure. Using Rust for Webdev as a Hobby Programmer. RoR had so many features out of the box that I used, it just worked at first. But then came the pitfalls of dynamic frameworks: indirection over indirection over indirection. Which I believe is a case of If you make it possible, people will use it. This indirection is what causes the hours upon hours of debugging spent on why when removing a part from A it breaks B. A few months back I found the page arewewebyet.org.
