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  1. It's been a while since I worked on it, but I tried to work on my Api.

    I'm trying as a code editor now (thanks @mo8it for the tips!), so I'm a bit slower than usual, not that I was particularly fast at first.

  2. It's been a while since I worked on it, but I tried to work on my #RSS Api.

    I'm trying #helix as a code editor now (thanks @mo8it for the tips!), so I'm a bit slower than usual, not that I was particularly fast at first.

    #rust #rustlang #api #devdiary #harss

  3. It's been a while since I worked on it, but I tried to work on my #RSS Api.

    I'm trying #helix as a code editor now (thanks @mo8it for the tips!), so I'm a bit slower than usual, not that I was particularly fast at first.

    #rust #rustlang #api #devdiary #harss

  4. It's been a while since I worked on it, but I tried to work on my #RSS Api.

    I'm trying #helix as a code editor now (thanks @mo8it for the tips!), so I'm a bit slower than usual, not that I was particularly fast at first.

    #rust #rustlang #api #devdiary #harss

  5. Today i am stuggling with #SQLX migrations in #RustLang.
    I have an app, which starts with a sync main fn, which then continues in an async init fn.
    I have placed the migrate! macro there, but i am not able to migrate on `cargo build`. Anybody got a clue here?
    The documentation just says to run the macro when the application starts.
    Taggin @mo8it for being and sqlx-evangelist 😁️

  6. I've completed "Scratchcards" - Day 4 - Advent of Code 2023 #AdventOfCode

    The 2nd part was really hard, but in the end I managed to do it anyways.

    I tried @epage #winnow this time, a replacement for #rust #nom . And even though I don't get why `&mut &str` is needed, I found it really easy to pick up.

    Thanks @mo8it for the recommendation

    adventofcode.com/2023/day/4
    github.com/woile/adventofcode/

  7. Really interesting approach from Paul Goulart at mixing and with the takeaway (paraphrased)

    "Julia is great for debugging the *math* problems, Rust is great for debugging the *code* problems, and supporting both of those at once Is a lot less work than doing all of it twice"

    Followed by another great talk by @mo8it highlighting the footguns and benefits of Julia (check out his blog post mo8it.com/blog/rust-vs-julia/)

    I wasn't expecting so much Julia but I'm loving it!

  8. Really interesting approach from Paul Goulart at #RustSciComp23 mixing #julia and #rust with the takeaway (paraphrased)

    "Julia is great for debugging the *math* problems, Rust is great for debugging the *code* problems, and supporting both of those at once Is a lot less work than doing all of it twice"

    Followed by another great talk by @mo8it highlighting the footguns and benefits of Julia (check out his blog post mo8it.com/blog/rust-vs-julia/)

    I wasn't expecting so much Julia but I'm loving it!

  9. Really interesting approach from Paul Goulart at #RustSciComp23 mixing #julia and #rust with the takeaway (paraphrased)

    "Julia is great for debugging the *math* problems, Rust is great for debugging the *code* problems, and supporting both of those at once Is a lot less work than doing all of it twice"

    Followed by another great talk by @mo8it highlighting the footguns and benefits of Julia (check out his blog post mo8it.com/blog/rust-vs-julia/)

    I wasn't expecting so much Julia but I'm loving it!

  10. Really interesting approach from Paul Goulart at #RustSciComp23 mixing #julia and #rust with the takeaway (paraphrased)

    "Julia is great for debugging the *math* problems, Rust is great for debugging the *code* problems, and supporting both of those at once Is a lot less work than doing all of it twice"

    Followed by another great talk by @mo8it highlighting the footguns and benefits of Julia (check out his blog post mo8it.com/blog/rust-vs-julia/)

    I wasn't expecting so much Julia but I'm loving it!

  11. Really interesting approach from Paul Goulart at #RustSciComp23 mixing #julia and #rust with the takeaway (paraphrased)

    "Julia is great for debugging the *math* problems, Rust is great for debugging the *code* problems, and supporting both of those at once Is a lot less work than doing all of it twice"

    Followed by another great talk by @mo8it highlighting the footguns and benefits of Julia (check out his blog post mo8it.com/blog/rust-vs-julia/)

    I wasn't expecting so much Julia but I'm loving it!

  12. integration in 🪟

    asciinema.org/a/902151

    Works well with terminal text editors like :helix:

    Will be released soon ✨️

  13. With that, we have a new guide for "Community Exercises" ✨

    rustlings.rust-lang.org/commun

    You can create your own exercises and let the program manage them 😃

    I have heard that the community is thinking about creating some exercises for Bevy beginners 😉

    @alice_i_cecile @chrisbiscardi

  14. Launched a new website for 🎉
    rustlings.rust-lang.org

    It even has a new link 🔗

    What do you think? Anything missing? 🤔

  15. I replaced my document readers and with Papers 📖

    flathub.org/apps/org.gnome.Pap

    Papers is planned to replace Evince as the default document viewer on :gnome:

    It is a fork of Evince with about a third of the code migrated to :ferris:

  16. Released a new version of to use the new version of that fixes the following database security vulnerability:

    ⚠️ RUSTSEC-2024-0363
    rustsec.org/advisories/RUSTSEC

    Also replaced Askama with for the templates. The migration was trivial 😃

  17. Released a new version of #OxiTraffic to use the new version of #SQLx that fixes the following database security vulnerability:

    ⚠️ RUSTSEC-2024-0363
    rustsec.org/advisories/RUSTSEC

    Also replaced Askama with #Rinja for the templates. The migration was trivial 😃

  18. Released a new version of #OxiTraffic to use the new version of #SQLx that fixes the following database security vulnerability:

    ⚠️ RUSTSEC-2024-0363
    rustsec.org/advisories/RUSTSEC

    Also replaced Askama with #Rinja for the templates. The migration was trivial 😃

  19. Released a new version of #OxiTraffic to use the new version of #SQLx that fixes the following database security vulnerability:

    ⚠️ RUSTSEC-2024-0363
    rustsec.org/advisories/RUSTSEC

    Also replaced Askama with #Rinja for the templates. The migration was trivial 😃

  20. Released a new version of #OxiTraffic to use the new version of #SQLx that fixes the following database security vulnerability:

    ⚠️ RUSTSEC-2024-0363
    rustsec.org/advisories/RUSTSEC

    Also replaced Askama with #Rinja for the templates. The migration was trivial 😃

  21. Wrote a small fish shell function to easily start a clean benchmarking project with divan :D

  22. The user group in Mainz, Germany has a website now ✨

    rust.kph.uni-mainz.de

    If you live near Mainz, you are welcome to join us 😃

    You can also join our weekly meetings online on BigBlueButton 💻️

  23. Ever wondered why the language server isn't showing all errors, warnings and lints? 😕

    This is especially an issue in where Rust-Analyzer only shows the diagnostics in some of the exercises.

    Turns out, Rust-Analyzer uses `cargo check` under the hood which itself stops checking early unless you specify the `--keep-going` flag 🏃🏼

    This is fixed in Rust-Analyzer now 😃

    github.com/rust-lang/rust-anal

    Thanks to @veykril 🤗

  24. Ever wondered why the language server #RustAnalyzer isn't showing all errors, warnings and lints? 😕

    This is especially an issue in #Rustlings where Rust-Analyzer only shows the diagnostics in some of the exercises.

    Turns out, Rust-Analyzer uses `cargo check` under the hood which itself stops checking early unless you specify the `--keep-going` flag 🏃🏼

    This is fixed in Rust-Analyzer now 😃

    github.com/rust-lang/rust-anal

    Thanks to @veykril 🤗

    #RustLang

  25. Ever wondered why the language server #RustAnalyzer isn't showing all errors, warnings and lints? 😕

    This is especially an issue in #Rustlings where Rust-Analyzer only shows the diagnostics in some of the exercises.

    Turns out, Rust-Analyzer uses `cargo check` under the hood which itself stops checking early unless you specify the `--keep-going` flag 🏃🏼

    This is fixed in Rust-Analyzer now 😃

    github.com/rust-lang/rust-anal

    Thanks to @veykril 🤗

    #RustLang