Small but efficient post !
Rust is between C and C++, close to the c++.

Maybe programs contributed to the project as part of a concerted language advocacy and marketing strategy, benefit from more programmer hours spent on program optimization.

We don't know yet.

Chaque langage à ses avantages et a été crée pour une raison ! Les deux langages sont passées ici en revu

Original article

To follow for the support the development in Linux and Windows OSs

Example of a scientist turning into Rust.
Some arguments in favor of Rust:

• Microsoft use it too to rewrite parts of Windows because 70% of their bug fixes each year are related to memory safety. Something that can not happen in Rust.
• the engine Servo of Firefox is written in Rust
• It is the fastest growing language according to Github
• the compiler produce high informative error messages
• a well complete and high-quality ecosystem: tooling (cargo, clippy, , community, IDE integration, Rust playground

BUT the learning curve is steep.

Idea to learn Rust : RIIR scientific algorithm :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes:

to improve Rust

fn tokenize<'a>(code: &'a str) -> impl Iterator<Item=&'a str> {
  ...
}

A Rust framework used to build web Applications. Detailed in the blog post of sheshbabu

Well-explained ! It takes some times to read it, but some concepts are clear at the end 💡

if you have Foo and FooBuilder, consider adding a builder method to Foo

that returns the Builder of course

About impl Trait

Git more user-friendly and rewritten in Rust. Mhmhmh OK, something to follow and see where it goes.

Damn. I must keep some time to learn Rust, definitively.

If your goal is to learn Rust, you will likely fail because the return on investment is too low.

Ok go for learning by examples with espanso !

MeiliSearch seems to be a promising tool !

For web development: https://github.com/rust-unofficial/awesome-rust#web-programming

Also the list of resources contains great resources to learn: https://github.com/rust-unofficial/awesome-rust#resources