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2022
rust
January
- 04
- In Defense of Async: Function Colors Are Rusty
- 06
- Three Kinds of Polymorphism in Rust
- 07
- Ranges and suffering
- 14
- Format Strings in Rust 1.58
- 16
- Using Rustlang’s Async Tokio Runtime for CPU-Bound Tasks
- 27
- Rust Futures and Tasks
- 30
- Uninitialized Memory: Unsafe Rust is Too Hard
- 31
- Panics vs cancellation, part 1
February
- 04
- Implementation of CIDR routing table in Rust
- 11
- Plugins in Rust: Getting our Hands Dirty
- 26
- Building a Static Site Generator in Rust
March
- 03
- Rust's Rules Are Made to Be Broken
- 05
- Safe Pin Projections Through View Types
- 30
- Still Rusting - One Year Later
April
- 07
- Mental models for learning Rust
- 12
- Implementing a safe garbage collector in Rust
- 23
- Rust traits and dependency injection
May
- 06
- Rust is hard, yes, but does it matter?
- 06
- Bugs that the Rust compiler catches for you
- 09
- Parsing / Recursive Descent Parser
- 12
- Clear explanation of Rust’s module system
- 14
- Comparing Rust supply chain safety tools
- 20
- Rust: A Critical Retrospective
- 23
- Generate Rust tests from data files
- 27
- Crash reporting in Rust
June
- 03
- Rust Is Hard, Or: The Misery of Mainstream Programming
- 04
- (async) Rust doesn't have to be hard
- 05
- Arc and Mutex in Rust
- 09
- Rust without the async (hard) part
- 11
- Caches In Rust
- 18
- Async Rust: What is a runtime?
- 19
- Local Async Executors and Why They Should be the Default
July
- 02
- Announcing Rust 1.62.0
- 10
- Beginner's guide to Error Handling in Rust
- 18
- How Rust manages memory using ownership and borrowing
- 31
- Design Patterns with Rust Types
August
- 06
- Hot Reloading Rust — for Fun and Faster Feedback Cycles
- 08
- Using unwrap() in Rust is Okay
- 10
- Flexible JSON transformations in Rust
- 19
- Introducing Rust Sitter
- 22
- Rust Snags
- 25
- Writing a container in Rust