Exploring Git with Rust: Jon Gjengset's Stream

Featuring Jon Gjengset's detailed stream, Implementing (parts of) git from scratch in Rust we delve into a practical application of Rust's efficiency and safety in recreating aspects of the git version control system. This stream, drawing inspiration from the codecrafters challenges, serves as a fantastic learning tool for Rust enthusiasts.

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Slumber: A Compact Rust-Built Terminal REST Client and an Inspiration for Terminal Application Developers

Slumber stands out not just as a tool for API testing but also as a source of inspiration for those developing terminal applications. This Rust-based terminal REST client combines functionality and simplicity, offering a model for creating efficient and user-friendly terminal tools.

Highlights of Slumber:

• User-Friendly API Testing: Define, execute, and share HTTP requests with ease.
• Secure Local Storage: Ensures your data and configurations are stored safely.
• Rust & Ratatui Construction: Guarantees performance and reliability.
• Sharing Capabilities: Ideal for collaborative work in API testing.
• Inspirational Design: A great example for developers in the realm of terminal-based applications.

For developers focused on API testing or those seeking inspiration for building terminal applications, Slumber is a noteworthy tool. Discover its capabilities and get inspired on GitHub: LucasPickering/slumber

Snippets

• Rust-Flashcards, offers a unique and interactive way to learn and reinforce Rust programming concepts. This resource comprises a collection of digital flashcards, ideal for both newcomers and experienced developers seeking to polish their Rust knowledge. It's a practical tool for those who prefer bite-sized, on-the-go learning. For a detailed view, visit the Rust-Flashcards GitHub page.

• Crates.io has made significant changes to how crate downloads are managed, aiming to improve download reliability and speed. Starting from March 12, 2024, cargo will download crates directly from CDN servers, ensuring better performance.

• The Rustup team has released version 1.27.0 of Rustup, introducing noteworthy enhancements. Key updates include basic support for the fish shell, allowing automatic PATH configuration during installation, and added support for loongarch64-unknown-linux-gnu as a host platform. The update can be applied by running rustup self update or rustup update for automatic updates at the end of a toolchain update. For more details, visit the Rust blog.

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