Rust

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Hello, I have recently started to make a pastebin to learn more about Rust and understand the underlying concept of Rust so I first made a very naive pastebin where I used axum to serve the files and used a TCPListener to handle file upload. I didn't use axum to handle file upload because I didn't know how to do it, so basically my program was listening to two different port 8080 and 3000 where on port 3000 I served the files and on 8080 I handle file upload using simple TCP connection. I also used a static variable to name the uploaded file, but in Rust mutable static variable considered unsafe since it could lead to race condition, but at that time I didn't know much about Atomic variables so I wraped the code with unsafe.

Hello, last time I shared my dirty code of pastebin and people suggested me a lot of things so I have implemented those. now the code is reduced to only 42 lines of code :D

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the code I have written isn't very idiomatic or efficient. I am still new to Rust so I am learning things. I am amazed that I can write a pastebin in just 60 lines of Rust code. It's awesome. I am thinking about deploying it on my server.

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I am trying to understand the std::process::Termination trait.

I was recently furloughed from work, so in between job applications, I decided to polish off Sonarr support in my Managarr TUI. Thus, I'm very proud to announce the beta release of Managarr with Sonarr support!

Hey all! Read a lot of good things about Rust and I was getting pretty bored and often annoyed with building new FastAPI apps. I'm just getting started, from my research Poem seems to be doing the same thing as FastAPI kinda and I'm using SeaORM for the DB.

In python, when you install stuff with pip, it is recommended to use a venv, to avoid breaking dependencies for a program when uninstalling another one, or when two programs need two different versions of the same dependence.

TLDR: Searching for person holding professor position to officially act as a committee member on a US PhD defense

I have two functions that are similar but can fail with different errors:

I've only been coding with Python/Javascript since I started my career. I do APIs and websites frontend. I don't really understand what is interesting in learning an other language. For example, I could learn Ruby, but I'd do the same thing I already do.

Let's say I have a struct Event which implements the method permalink:

I want to allow the users of my project be able to write the driving logic, while I provide the tools. What are some embedded scripting languages in Rust that can be sandboxed and are easy for absolute beginners?

In order to share the running transaction into a DAO style data management class, I have wrapped the transaction in an Arc

This is what I'm trying to do, and I've been stuck with this code for an hour, I simply don't know how to put this function togheter.. Essentially I would like to take some link_nodes and just return the link String, but I'm stuck in the use of Option with the ? operator.. Pheraps trying to write it with match would clear things out(?)

It might be lack of sleep, but I can't figure this out.

Hi! I'm trying to learn Rust, as a little project, I'm trying to build a web scraper that will scrape some content and rebuild it with a static site generator, or using it for making POST requests.

I would like to share a bash script I made for when you want to simply run a rust script once and delete it. Instead of having compile the script with rustc, running the binary and then deleting the binary, you can achive all of this with this bash script below.

We are officially finished with The Book. Now onto something that matters.

I would like to share a bash script I made for when you want to simply run a rust script once and delete it. Instead of having compile the script with rustc, running the binary and then deleting the binary, you can achive all of this with this bash script below.

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Hi rustaceans! What are you working on this week? Did you discover something new, you want to share?

It's possible that the .io cctld is going to go away [0]. Does crates.io have a backup plan at all? Does anyone know what problems it would end up causing?

If we were to create a Rust version of this page for Haskell, what cool programming techniques would you add to it?

This release contains numerous bug fixes and minor improvements. Thanks to Kalcifer for reporting many of these.

Just started learning Rust today and got Rust installed, got the hello world example compiled and running. I installed rust-analyzer and CodeLLDB extensions in VSCode. Enable the debug.allowBreakpointsEverywhere settings to VSCode to be true. Setup a debug configuration in VSCode.

I was using Iced as a dependency, but wanted to tweak its source code for some reason, so I jumped into the folder where cargo downloads dependencies, and went into iced_wgpu 13.5 (I think that's the version).

I really like the idea of a package/dependency manager. It just seems that when ever I am reading a tutorial and they want to import something that is not standard they say write this in to your TOMOL not cargo install it. Like when reading python docs they all say to use pip or something. Sorry it just seems that Cargo is somewhat overlooked or is it just my perception?

Welcome to week 31 of Reading Club for Rust’s “The Book” (“The Rust Programming Language”).

C++ VS Rust

Hi rustaceans! What are you working on this week? Did you discover something new, you want to share?