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π₯ New Video Online β Rust in Paris 2025 π¦
At the latest edition of Rust in Paris, Florian Glicher @skade explored how Rust supports the shift from βmove fast and break thingsβ to βmove fast on stable foundations.β
π Watch the full talk here: https://youtu.be/DZkW5uozWcw
Huge thanks to Florian for sharing a unique perspective on Rustβs past, present, and future π
#RustLang #RustInParis #RustProgramming #OpenSource #RustCommunity #SoftwareEngineering
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π₯ New Video Online β Rust in Paris 2025 π¦
At the latest edition of Rust in Paris, Benjamin Bouvier @bnjbvr explained why Rust compile times can be slow β and how to speed them up without sacrificing quality.
π Watch the full talk here: https://youtu.be/EHu15-E89YY
Huge thanks to Benjamin for breaking down the compiler process and sharing practical tools to help Rust developers build faster π
#RustLang #RustInParis #RustProgramming #OpenSource #RustCommunity #Compiler #Performance
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π₯ New Video Online β Rust in Paris 2025 π¦
At the latest edition of Rust in Paris, Yvan Sraka @yvan went beyond proc-macros, showing how a trait-based framework can overcome Rustβs limitations in compile-time reflexivity and enable safe, efficient interoperability.
π Watch the full talk here: https://youtu.be/0tyXK7dfUW4
Huge thanks to @yvan for pushing forward the conversation on Rust tooling and interoperability π
#RustLang #RustInParis #RustProgramming #OpenSource #RustCommunity
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π₯ New Video Online β Rust in Paris 2025 π¦
At the latest edition of Rust in Paris, Guillaume Gomez @imperio explained how doctests work β from keeping code examples up-to-date to enabling tests you canβt easily write with unit tests.
π Watch the full talk here: https://youtu.be/NmgNi6kFXZI
Huge thanks to Guillaume for his contributions to Rust tooling and for showing us the hidden power of doctests π
#RustLang #RustInParis #RustProgramming #OpenSource #RustCommunity #Doctests #RustTooling
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π₯ New Video Online β Rust in Paris 2025 π¦
At the latest edition of Rust in Paris, Omar Hiari explored the foundations of a strong Embedded Rust ecosystem, breaking it down into five essential pillars.
π Watch the full talk here: https://youtu.be/UIqchWfD35I
Huge thanks to Omar for his expertise, vision, and contributions to the Rust and embedded systems community π
#RustLang #EmbeddedRust #RustInParis #RustProgramming #OpenSource #RustCommunity
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ππ Behold, the latest shiny object for the Rust fan club: a graph-vector database that nobody asked for but everyone will pretend to need. π€πΎ Because what the world really needed was yet another way to store AI's endless babble, now with 30% more buzzwords! π
https://github.com/HelixDB/helix-db/ #RustDatabase #RustCommunity #AIStorage #BuzzwordOverflow #GraphVector #HackerNews #ngated -
Understanding string slicing in #RustLang π¦:
Remember: slices are based on bytes, not characters! Slicing an ASCII string is different from slicing a multibyte Unicode string. If you slice incorrectly, Rust will panic at runtime. β οΈ
let multibyte_string = "EspaΓ±a";
let slice_multibyte = &multibyte_string[..5]; // This will panic! π«Ensure your slices align with valid UTF-8 character boundaries.
#Programming #CodeTips #LearningRust #RustCommunity #Unicode
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Understanding string slicing in #RustLang π¦:
Remember: slices are based on bytes, not characters! Slicing an ASCII string is different from slicing a multibyte Unicode string. If you slice incorrectly, Rust will panic at runtime. β οΈ
let multibyte_string = "EspaΓ±a";
let slice_multibyte = &multibyte_string[..5]; // This will panic! π«Ensure your slices align with valid UTF-8 character boundaries.
#Programming #CodeTips #LearningRust #RustCommunity #Unicode
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Understanding string slicing in #RustLang π¦:
Remember: slices are based on bytes, not characters! Slicing an ASCII string is different from slicing a multibyte Unicode string. If you slice incorrectly, Rust will panic at runtime. β οΈ
let multibyte_string = "EspaΓ±a";
let slice_multibyte = &multibyte_string[..5]; // This will panic! π«Ensure your slices align with valid UTF-8 character boundaries.
#Programming #CodeTips #LearningRust #RustCommunity #Unicode
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Understanding string slicing in #RustLang π¦:
Remember: slices are based on bytes, not characters! Slicing an ASCII string is different from slicing a multibyte Unicode string. If you slice incorrectly, Rust will panic at runtime. β οΈ
let multibyte_string = "EspaΓ±a";
let slice_multibyte = &multibyte_string[..5]; // This will panic! π«Ensure your slices align with valid UTF-8 character boundaries.
#Programming #CodeTips #LearningRust #RustCommunity #Unicode
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Understanding string slicing in #RustLang π¦:
Remember: slices are based on bytes, not characters! Slicing an ASCII string is different from slicing a multibyte Unicode string. If you slice incorrectly, Rust will panic at runtime. β οΈ
let multibyte_string = "EspaΓ±a";
let slice_multibyte = &multibyte_string[..5]; // This will panic! π«Ensure your slices align with valid UTF-8 character boundaries.
#Programming #CodeTips #LearningRust #RustCommunity #Unicode