I thought I just had a decent idea for #rust_lang: to be able to specify that a function handles a specific enum variant like this:
`fn my_fn(variant1:MyEnum::Variant1) {...}`
useful for enums with variants with many fields and you want to keep match arms in separate functions.
I just wrote my first simple parser using nom. I don't know why I was so humbled by that task. Nom was super easy and helpful to use. The documentation was great. #rust
It took me a while to figure out how to cache the dependencies when publishing a Rust mdBook using @Netlify, so figured I could share the solution. It could to save someone else time. Also hoping to learn that I was holding the thing wrong.
https://t.co/yhvNYOWNIf
#Rust
I miss the information about the links posted here. For @Agical's blog I created a step in the publishing that adds the metadata as overlays to the sharing images for X. Here's a project with the relevant code. Warning: you may learn some #Clojure. https://t.co/YNIjtbnqeO
It's never to late to pick up code again. @ulrikavincent shares her learning journey
She's also open for consultant positions as ScrumMaster, agile BA, or junior data analyst in data/dev teams.
#selfdirection#analytics#datadeals
https://t.co/5ch2dPCcvn
Solving Advent of Code puzzles using VS Code and the Joyride extension. Demo at the @agical office. Joyride is lets you hack VS Code like Emacs users hack Emacs. https://t.co/jnfGhcE3Xo #clojure#opensource#repl
Idag har @ollej skrivit några ord om när han konverterade ett spel från Python till programmeringsspråket Rust.
https://t.co/9ZZKdOIAcq
#RustLang#GameDev
A Customer is someone who a) pays for goods/service, b) can choose to abstain or c) choose another provider.
Using “customer” for citizen at agency, patient at hospital, pupil at school etc does _not_ clarify, it adds confusion by mixing in an inappropriate metaphor.