this is something I love about rust-not only is the trait system so good for building your own abstractions, but the way traits are implemented makes it feel like you can embed your abstractions into the rust syntax
You said it a few times but one of my favorite parts of Rust is just how expressive you can be with your intent. It seems like 9/10 times there is trait or method in the std library that expresses several lines of intent in a single call and reads like plain English. This was a great walkthrough!
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this is something I love about rust-not only is the trait system so good for building your own abstractions, but the way traits are implemented makes it feel like you can embed your abstractions into the rust syntax
You said it a few times but one of my favorite parts of Rust is just how expressive you can be with your intent. It seems like 9/10 times there is trait or method in the std library that expresses several lines of intent in a single call and reads like plain English. This was a great walkthrough!
Fukken gold!
This talk is pure gold! Goodbye spaghetti Rust!
Thank you for the awesome video, Stefan.
Incredible!
Great talk. Really applicable to my stuff (sadly).
There is no progress without doing and learning thou. So this is the way.
thank you
Can we replace strategy to state machine?
How would that look like?