24 days of Rust – error_chain

If you have a background in Python, Java or C++, you’re probably used to
raising exceptions if something goes wrong. Rust doesn’t have exceptions.
The official Rust book has a
comprehensive chapter on error handling,
but the TL;DR is we should probably us…

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