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dafoster.net
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blog.sulami.xyz
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jmmv.dev
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| | | | | I had been meaning to learn Rust since I first toyed with Go a couple of years ago. During this period, I've written a non-trivial amount of Go code both inside and outside Google, but never found the chance to sit back and learn Rust. This changed a month ago during my yearly family trip to Korea. This time around, I decided upfront that I would not work on any personal or work projects for the 2-week long vacation. Instead, I would focus all spare time in reading. And I would read "The Rust Programming Language", second edition. The plan worked: getting through the book took the two weeks and I barely wrote any code. | |
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anthonysciamanna.com
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| | | Code katas provide an opportunity to practice our software development skills, recognize patterns, and learn how to apply techniques. In general, we pro... | ||
