Musings
A collection of articles related to life and adventures in the open source community.
A collection of articles related to life and adventures in the open source community.
When designing an API for your crate one topic which can come is how to handle optional arguments. Let’s explore our Option
s in Rust!
It seems that at times of monumental change in life there is a ‘before’ time, and an ‘after’ time. For example, the time ‘before’ graduation, and the time ‘after’. It feels appropriate for the moment. Over the other side of the summit is unknowns. Unknowns about the future, about ones place in it, and about what changes might come next.
In the time since my last writing life has been nothing short of a whirlwind. It’s been good though. I’ve relocated, started at PingCAP, found a new apartment, bought furniture(!!!), traveled, travelled more, and been working on a few other bit things.
First of all, happy new year!
Recently there has been quite a bit of talk about WebAssembly, a new format for code for the web. It is a compile target for languages like C and Rust that enables us to write, and run, code from these languages in our browser.