In this post, we'll analyze the collect method in Rust, powered by the Iterator and FromIterator traits, together with a comparison against the traverse function from Haskell and Scala... (more…)
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linked to by This Week in Rust! Since I’ve been quickly becoming a Rustacean (Rust enthusiast) – see previous posts here – I decided to take a crack at the parser for my baseball … (more…)
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Rust is a systems programming language which enables developers to write safe and fast code without sacrificing high-level language constructs. At first, it ... (more…)
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One of the wonderful things about watch collecting is that there are an incredible number of different levels on which you can go at it. Sure, we all spend a lot of time hearing about a lot of the same things, from a lot of the same auction results, to a ...
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I have blogged a few times before about Stacked Borrows, my proposed aliasing model for Rust. But I am a researcher, and what researchers (are expected to) do is write papers—so that’s what... (more…)
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