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11 - Error Handling in Rust
Explore how to handle errors in Rust through this comprehensive guide. Dive into the world of error handling in Rust, understand the importance of the Result type and the ? operator, and learn about the match operator. Gain insights on how Rust makes error handling explicit, ensuring robust and efficient programming.
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10 - Connecting the world with Rust
In this edition, we delve into creating your own API in Rust, introduce Lapce - a new Rust-built editor, and talk about the mission and achievements of the Rust Foundation. Whether you're an aspiring API developer or looking for a new code editor, we have some exciting insights for you.
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9 - Algorithms, Networking and Operating Systems
In this edition, we explore the implementation of algorithms in Rust, building an Operating System (OS) using Rust on Raspberry Pi, and network programming with Rust crates. Whether you're looking to delve deeper into computer science fundamentals with Rust, exploring new domains, or seeking to enhance your networking skills, there's something for everyone.
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8 - WebAssembly and Rust, learning Rust, and be ready to take notes
Kick off 2023 by diving into the combination of Rust and WebAssembly for high-performance web applications, an introduction to 'Comprehensive Rust', a four-day course developed by Google's Android team, and exploring AppFlowy, an open-source alternative to Notion built with Rust and Flutter. Embrace these developments in Rust and expand your knowledge and skills for the New Year.
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7 - Your Dev Environment on Steriods
Take your developer environment to the next level with enhanced Visual Studio Code extensions for Rust, AI-powered programming assistance from ChatGPT and GitHub's Copilot, and an exploration into Helix, a text editor written in Rust itself. Discover how these tools and technologies can enrich your Rust coding experience and boost your productivity in the last Rust trends newsletter of 2022.
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6 - The Rust Enthusiasm is spreading
In this edition of the Rust trends newsletter, learn about the significant drop in vulnerabilities observed in Android 13, attributed to the shift to memory-safe languages like Rust. Explore the fast Rust alternative to the popular Nmap port scanner called RustScan. Also, discover how the Rust Book, a comprehensive guide to learning Rust, is now available in a crate format that you can access from your command line. Feel the increasing enthusiasm in the Rust community!
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5 - Writing Your own Apps in Rust
This edition of the Rust trends newsletter is centered around setting up your own Rust project, whether it be an app with a Graphical User Interface (GUI) or a Command Line Interface (CLI). Discover how to use Rust's package manager `cargo' for project setup and understand Rust's module system. Explore how you can create your own GUI app with 'Tauri', a popular toolkit, and how to harness the power of Rust for CLI using the 'Clap' crate.
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