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To be honest, I try not to use unwrap at all now...feels a bit sloppy!

for_each is arguably less expensive in a typical case as you'd likely be using it where you won't require a new collection

Glad it helped. Rust keeps sure does keep us all humble as no matter how much progress you make you can never be sure you've not missed something really useful or important!!

100% Agree. It's not easy, a bit like doing a 1000 piece jigsaw puzzle, but as pieces fit together progress does speed up. eg. for loop implicitly calls into_iter() on a collection, I only fully understood this recently. I tend study from 2 books and then strip the examples right back to the minimum and memorise the part I want to really grasp. (Usually by typing it in from scratch once a day for a few days/weeks, a bit like learning a piece of music maybe?).

Ok, thank you for suggestion, I will try. I did start to use and compile SurrealDB KV store with my iced project and my poor laptop took 12 mins to compile it. I'll see how Dioxus goes.

My pleasure. Thanks for the comment, really helps with the dreaded algorithms 👍

Thank you! @ariseyhun2085 - I'll take a look. Expect Chris Biscardi will cover it better than I can tbh, but may be able to find something to add!

I figured the Rust foundation won't sue me for using an AI woman! 😭

AI woman in intro, AI woman in profile pic, this guy likes AI women to say the least ;)

Thank you! - appreciate the kind comment!

Thanks for the sub, I still really rate the book - the 2nd half of it in particular.

Thank you. I think maybe I've been tinkering with Bitcoin nodes too much, where there is a "previous block"

Yeah, you do need to use a Box pointer with link lists, but (so far) recursion is ok. This example was ok as all on the stack (i32) as I understand.

Ah, yes, that's on the list, I'll delve into that in due course. My reason for looking at recursion is to understand and use trees more👍

That's interesting question, I think there is a way to do it here : surrealdb.com/docs/surrealdb/integration/websocket#kill but you need the uuid, so you'd need to get that from a 'result' - "The UUID of the live query to kill" and then end the live query with the scope of the conditional logic that you add, eg "if rating > 3"

Thank you! Plug 'catppuccin/nvim', { 'as': 'catppuccin' } and also I used the airline theme for the bar at the bottom with cattpucin as well.

Glad I could help! I'm still leaning but just trying to make sure I investigate stuff as I come across it and make sure I could explain it. So much to learn!

You're welcome! Thanks for the kind comment 😊

Good question(s). To quote their docs "SurrealDB is designed to be run in many different ways, and environments. Due to the separation of the storage and API layers," So yes, seems like the built in functions eg the HTTP functions may be all you need, (JSON). As for creating your own CRUD functions, it seems like this is for where you want to run in embedded mode, eg incorporating in in memory database with your own project and this is where you need to deserialize the response, which is a bit more work. I'm fairly new to this also but am going to delve deeper. Thanks for the comment by the way!

Thank you, I hope I gave proper credit to you for it! - Currently learning SurrealDB with Rust, would be interested to see you do a video on it if there is sufficient wider interest from other viewers 👍

Yes, this was obviously a dumbed down version, it was interesting nonetheless, especially making the difficulty go up by just 1 and how it affects the time to find an acceptable hash. The beauty is that it can be verified so easily?

Awesome, thank you!