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Object Oriented Programming Concepts in Rust
In this blog, we will see how rust implements the OOPs concepts and compare them with java.
Adventures in rustc Forking
Skyline is a framework for developing mods for Nintendo Switch games, allowing users to add/patch code to their favorite games. The rust-std-skyline is a fork of the Rust standard library designed for use on the Nintendo Switch.
Rust Closures will make your life easy
Rust closures are a very helpful and efficient feature of Rust. Closures are quite useful as it allows environment capturing. Let’s explore it together and learn more about it.
A fast-to-sync/search and space-optimized replication algorithm written in rust, The Nun-db data replication model
Implementing the distributed capabilities of Nun-db. The Nun-db will be a single leader database because it facilitates the distributed algorithms’ implementation; because the leader is the source of truth.
The Relation between “Rust and Safe Programming” !!
Through this blog, you will get to know the difference between safe and unsafe rust and where to use safe or unsafe rules.
Naming Your Lifetimes
You may not know this, but it’s possible to give names to your lifetimes which are longer than a single character! Effectively naming your lifetimes can help improve code clarity in several scenarios, which this post describes in detail.
Write Rust lints without forking Clippy
This blog post introduces Dylint, a tool for loading Rust linting rules (or “lints”) from dynamic libraries. Dylint makes it easy for developers to maintain their own personal lint collections.
INFINITE MIXTURE MODEL IN RUST WITH RV 0.12
In this post we'll walk through the infinite mixture model at a high level and implement one in Rust using the rv crate.
Announcing Rustup 1.24.2
The rustup working group is happy to announce the release of rustup version 1.24.2. Rustup is the recommended tool to install Rust, a programming language that is empowering everyone to build reliable and efficient software.
Six Years of Rust
The Rust language has improved tremendously in the past year, gaining a lot of quality of life features, that while they don't fundamentally change the language, they help make using and maintaining Rust in more places even easier.
Events
Rust Dublin June Remote Meetup
Matthias will speak on the optimizations Wayfair have used in the CNCF event processing system Tremor.
Buffalo Rust User Group, First Tuesdays
If you've been working on something in Rust or Rust related, this is a great time to show it off!
Grab a beer with fellow Rustaceans
This is a great opportunity to get to know one another and talk about your rust projects. We would love to hear your thoughts and suggestions for future meetups.
Jobs
Releases
Announcing odata-rust-generator
Generates Rust code that represents the models of an OpenData document.
Announcing snip
Text snippets on the command line. Quickly create topics and store snippets for easy recall and reuse.
Announcing xpc-sys
Conveniently call routines with wrappers for xpc_pipe_routine() and go from Rust types to XPC objects and back!
Announcing odata-parser-rs
This is an absolute bare-minimum rough implementation of the EDMX 1.0 format for parsing using serde/quick-xml into a Rust structure.
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