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This link to this video on static vs dynamic dispatch by Ryan Levick is _chef's kiss_.
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Dynamic vs Static Dispatch in Rust
Ryan Levick
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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.
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Ryan Levick explores the differences, trade-offs, and assembly-level details of static and dynamic dispatch in Rust.
In this stream, we explore dynamic vs static dispatch - a concept you don't normally have to worry about in other languages, but something that Rust requires you to distinguish. And for good reason! We talk about when to use one or the other, what the different trade offs are, and finally, we dive into the assembly to see what is actually happening when you use one vs. the other. Make sure to like and subscribe! Twitter: twitter.com/ryan_levickWhy it's here
2 people recommend thisWhat people say. Recommended as an excellent, deep-dive explanation of static versus dynamic dispatch in Rust.
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On “Is dyn redundant?”
Ryan posted a stream about static and dynamic dispatch. I hope this will help you to understand this deeply.
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