Always Bet On Rust
Josh KuhnA blog about a programming language refusing to stay in its lane
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 7 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 5 years ago |
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I realize it’s been a while since my last newsletter, but that’s shortly going to change. I’ve been working on a project that’s spun out some very interesting ideas and discussions and I plan to share them with you all fairly soon....
What do shells do, and do we need them?
Recently, I wrote about Evcxr, a REPL and Jupyter notebook kernel for Rust. In that post, I made the assertion that shells are basically REPLs, and that we should replace REPLs with notebooks. I think that’s true, but I still think there is...
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Tim's spiciest takes on Haskell, Emacs and Data Science. Almost blockchains, I almost got him to talk about blockchains
In the previous post I talked with Tim McNamara, and just really had a lot of extra material left over I wanted to post...
Routes to Discovering Rust
The way I personally discovered Rust is sort of akin to acausal trade:
In acausal trade, two agents each benefit by predicting what the other wants and doing it, even though they might have no way of communicating or affecting each other...
Rust on the Frontend and Backend
Backend languages in the browser have been a thing for a long time. Google Web Toolkit would compile Java applications into JavaScript, and I believe (though I may be misremembering this1) that .NET had a feature where you could essentially...
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Coding in Rust since 2014. Software developer and generalist. Previously I worked at Stripe and RethinkDB.
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