Jacob Pratt explains how to leverage Rust's compiler diagnostics, tooling, and type system to write correct and idiomatic code.
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A talk by Jacob Pratt (Senior Software Engineer & Rust contributor) at RustConf 2024 in Montreal, Canada & online on September 12. Hosted by the Rust Foundation.
Abstract: Rust has a reputation for being a difficult language to learn, but it doesn’t have to be! Learn to use the compiler to guide you towards writing correct code and how to leverage Rust’s world-class diagnostics, tooling, and powerful type system to make your development experience more productive while avoiding common pitfalls, bugs, and unidiomatic code.
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What people say. Recommended for its insights into Rust compiler diagnostics and input provenance.
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…his medium.
> I even heard about 2 new ones today: https://crates.io/crates/binator and https://crates.io/crates/whitehole
Thanks for sharing whitehole, I hadn't seen that one before! Another interesting one to look forward to is one from Jacob Pratt. For me the big selling point is input provenance which they talked about at RustConf (slides, link to this video).…
