Rust 1.75.0 is now available! 🦀✨
Traits now support `async fn` and `-> impl Trait` (with some limitations), the compiler got faster, `version =` in Cargo.toml is now optional, and many small functions have been stabilized!
Check out the announcement:
https://t.co/IDTdQm9jdZ
@topjohnwu Looks like you're also missing a `#[repr(transparent)]` on the `pub struct FsPath`, otherwise the transmute is still unsound (although far less likely to cause a production issue).
Talk: Implementing a brainf*ck macro in Rust; Live on YouTube in ~90 minutes!
Come join in if you're interested!
https://t.co/rBuvoOZikf
#rust#rustlang@rustlang
@timClicks I've been quite happy with my Logitech Streamcam -- super good colours+ 60FPS, but the inbuilt mic is truly atrocious; definitely a BYO in that regard
@jashankj https://t.co/nTbyXYcZD1
First fn is pretty trivial -- snd is pretty gnarly with some boxing. However, if you relax the currying requirement, you can let parametric poly take over with no additional boxing.
@Gankra_ helped a lot in dealing with crossterm for me, but the documentation (in my opinion at least) is pretty severely lacking -- once I figured out the confusing parts it's pretty productive though!
@Gankra_ not sure if this is exactly what you're asking about, but I had mixed success with tui-rs making a command line UI submission marking client for our tutors at UNSW Australia: https://t.co/77wDe9ZGa2
@olafurw ooh! @tfpk_ is currently working on writing some better beginner documentation for Nom, in the form of a guide! Check out out: https://t.co/i1QCL8vNLw
@__phantomderp Native executable with some python in it, for better error messages? Sounds a little bit like something we have at Australia's UNSW, https://t.co/R1EK5njZfo !
On the nightmare reality of C being the lingua-franca of programming and the defacto ABI description language.
Possibly my highest Fucks Per Word ever, because oh my god the more I wrote this the more upset I got at reality.
https://t.co/92YkL8hBga
@EllenNyan0214 me and @SpanishPear get so many of those from unexpected integer overflows and the likes! as awesome as it is, there's certainly still some serious pain points in rust wasm development