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boats.gitlab.io
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| | | | | It's hard to believe its been almost 6 weeks since the last post I made about async/await in Rust. So much has happened that these last several weeks have flown by. We've made exceptionally good progress on solving the problem laid out in the first post of this series, and I want to document it all for everyone. Future and the pinning API Last month I wrote an RFC called "Standard library API for immovable types". | |
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ohadravid.github.io
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| | | | | There are some things you keep learning and forgetting (or perhaps you've never learned them in the first place?). For me, one of those things is ... | |
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without.boats
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| | | | | [AI summary] The blog post discusses the introduction of async/await syntax in Rust through two RFCs, focusing on language features and their implications for asynchronous programming. | |
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wwwtech.de
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| | | [AI summary] A user shares their experience learning Rust, a systems programming language, by building a parallel file search tool and praising its safety features, type system, and documentation while critiquing some API usability. | ||