Alex Mercedalexmerced.hashnode.dev·Nov 5, 2024Introduction to Cargo and cargo.tomlWhen working with Rust, Cargo is your go-to tool for managing dependencies, building, and running your projects. Acting as Rust's package manager and build system, Cargo simplifies a lot of the heavy lifting in a project’s lifecycle. Central to this ...Discuss·1 likeRust
Francesco CiullaforTinyStackstinystacks.hashnode.dev·Nov 3, 2024All the Rust FeaturesIn this article, we’ll explore all (or nearly all) of the key features that make the Rust programming language unique. If you want to understand what sets Rust apart, dive into each feature and see how it helps make Rust an efficient, safe, and powe...Discuss·1 likeRust
Victor Uzoagbavictoru.hashnode.dev·Oct 27, 2024Why Rust is Gaining Traction in Financial Services: A Deep Dive into Memory Safety and PerformanceIn recent years, Rust has emerged as a compelling alternative to C++ in financial services, particularly in areas where performance and reliability are paramount. As trading systems become increasingly complex and regulatory scrutiny intensifies, fin...Discussrust lang
Alex Mercedalexmerced.hashnode.dev·Oct 14, 2024Working with Collections in Rust | A Comprehensive GuideSubscribe to my Dev Youtube Subscribe to my Data Youtube Follow @alexmercedcoder on thread, twitter and instagram Introduction Rust is well known for its focus on memory safety, performance, and concurrency, making it a great choice for systems prog...Discuss·212 readsRust
VVSS Gowtham Korupoluvvssgowtham.hashnode.dev·Oct 12, 2024Rust Programming Language: An OverviewRust is a high-level programming language with powerful capabilities for low-level memory management. Unlike languages like Java and JavaScript, Rust does not have a garbage collector to automatically clear out unused data. In Rust, it’s not possible...Discuss·1 like·77 readsRust
Sahaj Guptaitsahaj.hashnode.dev·Oct 11, 2024Rust ownership and borrowingThis is my attempt at explaining Rust ownership and borrowing rules. Lets look at the rules first. Each value in Rust has an owner. There can only be one owner at a time. When the owner goes out of scope, the value will be dropped. Before unders...Discuss·27 readsRust
Francesco Ciullablog.francescociulla.com·Oct 6, 2024Closures in RustIn this lesson, we will introduce Closures in Rust, a flexible feature that allows functions to capture variables from their environment, making them highly useful for tasks like functional programming, callbacks, and lazy evaluation. What Are Closur...Discuss·4 likes·45 readsRust
Francesco Ciullablog.francescociulla.com·Sep 22, 2024Environment Variables in RustEnvironment variables are a set of key-value pairs stored in the operating system. They are used to store configuration settings and other information required by the system and other applications. In this article, we'll explore how to work with en...Discuss·1 likeRust
Siddhesh Paratesiddhesh877.hashnode.dev·Sep 21, 2024Rust Basics: A Beginner's Dive into Ownership, Syntax, and MoreI’m a student with some experience in C/C++ and JavaScript, and recently I decided to take on the challenge of learning Rust. Why Rust, you ask? Well, it’s known for its performance, memory safety, and growing popularity in system programming, and I ...Discuss#RustCommunity
Francesco Ciullablog.francescociulla.com·Sep 21, 2024Why might Rust be a smart choice for developers today?Why might Rust be a smart choice for developers today? Video Version Rust was recently added to the Linux kernel, the first new language in nearly 30 years, endorsed by Linus Torvalds himself. It’s gaining traction for its focus on safety and relia...Discuss·1 likeRust
