This post is a reply / extension to Shane Osbourne’s post on binary search. So please give that a read before continuing here. It’s a great introduction to the algorithm with animations and all.

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Today, I’m writing about what types can be used for other than checking code properties. It will involve a good chunk of dynamic typing, and yes it’s in Rust. There are some wild ideas in it, so fasten your seatbelt and get ready for a ride!

There is a pretty straightforward design pattern called “out parameters” that you may have heard of before. In short, the question is, does your function wear pants… err, I mean, does your function modify data like this:

Error handling in Rust can be confusing – should you use a library? Which one? For what purpose? This chapter provides a structured framework to reason about errors as well as a guide on how to leverage the existing ecosystem (`thiserror`, `anyhow`).

Today, I’m writing about what types can be used for other than checking code properties. It will involve a good chunk of dynamic typing, and yes it’s in Rust. There are some wild ideas in it, so fasten your seatbelt and get ready for a ride!

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