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josephg.com | ||
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borretti.me
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| | | | | Reflections on using Rust professionally for two years. | |
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groveronline.com
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| | | | | I think Rust is extremely well-suited for low level Linux systems userspace programming -- daemons, services, command-line tools, that sort of thing. Low-level userspace code on Linux is almost universally written in C -- until one gets to a certain point where it's acceptable for Python to be used. Undoubtedly this springs from Linux's GNU... | |
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erik.doernenburg.com
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| | | | | At work I'm seeing more and more embedded software; over the past few years in, among others, coffee machines, forklifts, and cars. Embedded software needs... | |
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zylinski.se
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| | | In my book Understanding the Odin Programming Language I wrote that "Odin incorporates some of my favorite C best practices, straight into the language". But I didn't really elaborate on the details. Let's do that here! This brings me to talking a bit about a previous job I had. Back in 2021 I worked at a place called Our Machinery. We were creating a whole game engine in plain C. We used a very comfortable and powerful way to program C. | ||
