วีดีโอ

Either edit your video to make it shorter or give us a content list, how can I work with a 4 hrs video without having a content list?

OMG, I need more content, please.

Can you please tell me the font name you're using in Vim? Thanks

Rust ❤

hey David - would you consider doing one of these for Tonic?

What font are you using on vim?

what font is that on vim?

We miss your videos, hope you are doing well.

Fantastic stream. You’re a great educator! I hope you get the time for more of those!

What model/brand is that keyboard?

I am an bit confused on Futures and the trait bounds (the letters with type E: Error::bla::blah; really look complex do you know any resources to get those down first I like to learn them

can you share your vim extensions?

1:42:57 Q: "Do you need to be smart to be an engineer?" A: "No...there are plenty of stupid engineers out there. It does help though." LOL, RIP.

Watching this on Linux Mint right now. I played around a bit with Manjaro in the past, but it wasn't a great experience tbh. Mint is definitely less adventurous, and perhaps provides less "street cred", if you will, but it functions a lot more cohesively, and feels a lot less like a hodgepodge that will break if you breathe on it too hard. I've had no breakages yet, and the experience is definitely better than Windows, which is what I was running before.

I wish you had more time, your coding sessions are great

Is this a video of refactoring axum framework?

Just wanna express my appreciation for you taking the time to record your coding sessions and upload. Really helps me improve as a (Rust) programmer!

Starts at 3:50

go on

font?

@37:15 sorting is probably because it is not naturally sorting the numbers explicitly but rather sort the whole string as it

Thank you so much for Axum!

Good stream. It would be nice to see an intro to Axum tutorial series. It would certainly help adoption.

would you mind sharing the source code of this video and source from other parts (part 2, part 3...)

Hi, could you tell me what's the plugin at the bottom right?

It's helpful...Like it.

You're back! Dude I've been re-watching your vids, waiting for you to make another one. Welcome back!

Would you mind sharing the keyboard you're using? Thank you.

WOW!)

Hi friends, i find more than 1000 learning rust every day in China. you could find this in bibibi.

Hope axum more and more better

good,maybe i known you from github

Excellent Insights, Greetings from Nairobi, Kenya

WOW! I WAITED THIS FROM YOU, thx! haven't seen any tutorials for Axum from you, are they planned? or maybe, you know some tutorials for Axum another authors?

no new upload? please upload more rust development

Thanks for the good tutorial . BTW ,which window layout manager is this using ?

Great video! I wish I stumbled upon it many months ago ... 😅

So I'm trying to follow along, and when I just have your cargo.toml and main.rs files and try and build, I get the following error: "error: one of the features ['runtime-actix-native-tls', 'runtime-async-std-native-tls', 'runtime-tokio-native-tls', 'runtime-actix-rustls', 'runtime-async-std-rustls', 'runtime-tokio-rustls'] must be enabled". Not sure how to fix this, any help would be appreciated!

Thank you so much for doing this kinda videos, this is super helpful!

we can now send json value 1:08:30

awesome video!!!

what is version of rust used?

"sudo apt install libssl-dev" You're welcome;)

How do you get those warnings/errors inline? I am using nvim and coc but I cant seem to find an option to do that...

3:29:03 Couldn't you just write #[cfg(test)] hasher.configure_iterations(10); ?

Very nice video, makes things clear now. Thanks for making those :)

Appreciate the entire video/series, but specifically wanted to say thank you for the way you answered the question around the hour and ten minutes mark with respect to whether or not you're self-taught in Rust. This is a term that people use, or a badge they wear, seemingly to make themselves look like they did it all on their own...but really? Perhaps your learning path was self-directed, but there isn't a programmer alive today who was truly self-taught in the sense that they lived in a world devoid of communication, and through their own divine greatness managed to come to be a software developer. In my case, you're teaching me now, and Sentdex before you, and Brian Hawkins, and the Tech Lead, and Raymond Hettinger, and Computerphile, and Web Dev Simplified, and countless stackoverflow posters, medium article writers, redditors, documentation creators, etc etc. So long story short, thank you for not immediately jumping to "hell yeah, I'm self-taught" and I appreciate you giving back to me in the way that those before you helped you down your path. Much appreciated my friend!

Hi, just want to say thanks. I was looking for a real-world example of TDD, this video is almost hypnotic :) And definitely very helpful.

thanks , what is the config file for vim

Love hearing the keyboard. Please don't change it. Keep o clacking.