
This is a website.
Entirely written in Rust.
Built with Ratzilla ( @ratatui_rs + WebAssembly)
Same code runs in the terminal.
The future is bright.
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This is a website.
Entirely written in Rust.
Built with Ratzilla ( @ratatui_rs + WebAssembly)
Same code runs in the terminal.
The future is bright.
This is a website.
Entirely written in Rust.
Built with Ratzilla ( @ratatui_rs + WebAssembly)
Same code runs in the terminal.
The future is bright.
I'm just gonna keep waiting until the Bevy Editor finally comes out to try and write a game with the engine in earnest. I keep getting ideas but I just don't really wanna deal with writing something as complex and difficult as a game, with my hands tied behind my back any more than I have to.
that said, I'll probably be poking around the ecosystem sometime soon, after reading those updates on the observers in 0.17. They would make big-brain so much nicer to use, and probably simplify the implementation a lot (it would probably be a full rewrite?)
More "GTK in Rust" examples. This one is just a simple ListBox.
https://gitlab.com/guystreeter/rlistbox
#gtk #gtk4 #rust #rustlang #programming
Last week, the long-awaited new generation #ProtonMail apps were released for #Android and #iOS! They are faster and with new features (see https://proton.me/blog/new-mail-apps for details).
Especially interesting for me is the use of #Rust: about 80% of the code is shared between the platforms now. This is thanks to #UniFFI allowing us to write native Swift/Kotlin code on top of a solid Rust core.
Is there a variant of “cargo update” that will update the lock file with the _oldest_ versions of dependencies that still satisfy the server constraints in my Cargo.toml?
I want to relax some of the version constraints I’ve got, so would ideally like to test using the oldest versions not just the newest.
#RustLang #Cargo
I'm again running my free Rust training course for FOSS developers. It's split into two sessions of two hours. First session is on Wednesday, October 1 at 13-15 UTC. Second sessions is two days later, on Friday, October 3 at 13-15. See https://liw.fi/training/rust-foss-dev/ for more information.
Boosts welcome. Share widely amongst your friends who might be interested.
More "GTK in Rust" examples. This one is just a simple ListBox.
https://gitlab.com/guystreeter/rlistbox
#gtk #gtk4 #rust #rustlang #programming
Oh no! The terminal is on fire 🫠
🔥 **tiof** — Animate a fire animation in your terminal.
😈 Run this when someone asks "how's the production doing?"
🦀 Written in Rust & built with @ratatui_rs
⭐ Source: https://codeberg.org/corpsmoderne/tiof
#rustlang #ratatui #tui #terminal #animation #fire #opensource
Is there a variant of “cargo update” that will update the lock file with the _oldest_ versions of dependencies that still satisfy the server constraints in my Cargo.toml?
I want to relax some of the version constraints I’ve got, so would ideally like to test using the oldest versions not just the newest.
#RustLang #Cargo
TIL a nice #Rust trick: you can request that rust-analyzer uses a different target directory than the default one used for the `dev` env. This makes it possible to use `cargo` commands while rust-analyzer is analyzing code in the background, at the expense of some extra taken disk storage.
https://rust-analyzer.github.io/book/configuration.html#cargo.targetDir
Is it possible to bind explicit lifetimes /between/ struct fields? Or only between structs themselves and their fields like a parent-child thing?
I want a master vector of actual resources and a hashmap where the values are references back into the master vector.
Idk I'm probably approaching this wrong
TIL a nice #Rust trick: you can request that rust-analyzer uses a different target directory than the default one used for the `dev` env. This makes it possible to use `cargo` commands while rust-analyzer is analyzing code in the background, at the expense of some extra taken disk storage.
https://rust-analyzer.github.io/book/configuration.html#cargo.targetDir
Is it possible to bind explicit lifetimes /between/ struct fields? Or only between structs themselves and their fields like a parent-child thing?
I want a master vector of actual resources and a hashmap where the values are references back into the master vector.
Idk I'm probably approaching this wrong
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