Yoshua Wuyts SHARES with us some thoughts about state machines and Rust in the State Machines article.
State machines are such a POWERFUL tool.
Rust is such a POWERFUL tool.
Together, Rust and state machines are an extra POWERFUL tool.
I must STUDY the implementation of state machines in Rust.
I have read the Goodbye, docs team article by Steve Klabnik and it really makes me THINK!
It says that "the docs team no longer exists" which SURPRISED me at first but after learning more about why, it made sense to me.
Software docs are something that I think are the responsibility of EVERY contributor and not just a dedicated docs team.
May Rust's documentation be BOUNTIFUL because everyone who contributes contributes to the docs!
Rust has MANY powerful features but one that I think deserves more attention is Rust's pattern matching.
In the article More advanced aspects of pattern matching in Rust Ivan Veselov gives us more to THINK about.
Rust's pattern matching is something that I must STUDY more.
I have read Traits working group 2020 sprint 1 summary by Jack Huey and all that I can say is WOW!
The traits working group is DESCRIBED as such, "The overarching goal of the traits working group is to create a performant, extensible, and clean implementation of Rust's trait system."
WOW!
One that is most INTERESTING to me is "libraryification", and it is described as such, "breaking apart the compiler into independent libraries that can be learned, tested, and developed independently".
WOW!
There are many WONDERFUL things planned or in progress!
This working group's work is in my opinion so INTERESTING!
I have LEARNED that Diego Pacheco has made a Struct and Traits in Rust video!
It is about 11 minutes LONG.
If watching videos is a way that you gain KNOWLEDGE then this video may be a way to learn about Rust structs and traits.