WebAssembly is something I do not yet know so much about so an article like Porting a JavaScript App to WebAssembly with Rust (Part 3) brings me WISDOM!
I have read the earlier articles in that SERIES so I will have to read this one to if I can find the time!
I have LEARNED of the caniuse.rs web site and I think it is looking useful!
That site lets you search for a Rust feature and it TELLS you the minimum Rust version that supports it!
There is a lot of Rust code that targets only NEWER Rust compilers but for programmers writing Rust code that must work with old versions of Rust may find such a tool to be USEFUL!
The article The most frustrating habits of Rust crate maintainers DISCUSSES some Rust crate annoyances.
It is about MATTERS like APIs changing across versions, big useful changes in private branches, artificial ideological barriers, and other things.
Learning about game development using Rust is something that I find INTERESTING even though I myself am not a game developer.
The This Month in Rust GameDev #7 - February 2020 summaries HELP me learn about the AMAZING things that other Rust programmers are doing with Rust.
There is some GOOD looking work there I think!
I have READ Cheap tricks for high-performance Rust by Pascal Hertleif.
It has some tips for FASTER programs written in Rust.
Among the TOPICS it covers are link-time optimization (LTO), using one chunk per crate when compiling, targeting a specific CPU, and using a different allocator like jemalloc or mimalloc.
I must STUDY these techniques!