RT @[email protected]
🗣️ "The intent is to hopefully help you get into the mindset of a Rust developer, coming from Java"
Absolutely loving this piece by @[email protected]! Highly recommend to take the time and read it to every @[email protected] developer eager to dive into @[email protected] 👍.
https://wcgw.dev/posts/2023/rusty-java-intro/
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/gunnarmorling/status/1610778526957047810
Rust for Java developers, an introduction
Get ready to get started… So you’ve heard about Rust and are a Java developer? You want to give Rust a try? This article will try to get you started, with the basics… The basic differences between Java and Rust and try to avoid you falling into some of pitfalls, and fight the borrow checker too much. The intent is to hopefully help you get into the mindset of a Rust developer, coming from Java.
Just published a follow up post on Rust for Java developers. On ownership & borrowing… let me know what you think!
https://wcgw.dev/posts/2023/rusty-java-2/
3rd installment on the way already…
Rust for Java developers, part 2
Where did we get so far? In the first installment of this now series of Rust for Java developers, we saw some basic syntax, some pattern matching, briefly touched on enum and, most importantly, tried to reason about where the data in our programs resides.
When we quickly tried to save a line of code, we inadvertently changed the scope of an important resource because of RAII and the borrow checker gave us an error when we tried compiling the code:
New post on the way… no recap yet and it got pretty long already again!
Literally on the anniversary 😂
That’s not even on purpose!
Life is good up here… it is.
“@blakeswineford @spaceriker @igb @elonmusk Saved it for the lulz”
It is fun apparently. Good ❤️
Let’s do a Devoxx4kids, they said. It’ll be fun.
Come to Montreal, they said. It’ll be fun. They said.
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“"Bad journalist !"”
