I appreciate if you like and subscribe. 😉 Now we have a Discord server as well: discord.gg/uu8a5GjMg4 This is rather a follow-up video on the previous derive macros video. If there's anything you don't quite get, it's probably I've already explained it. See the video here: th-cam.com/video/XY0yR6IPbhw/w-d-xo.html This video wasn't possible without Árpád's help. He's also available on Twitter: twitter.com/H2CO3_iOS 🙃 Just like me: twitter.com/_erayerdin If you've got any question, you can reply me here as well. I've covered the basics of macros in Rust, so maybe you can give me some ideas about the next video. 😕
Great work! Can you also post the tutorial code in git repo, it's nice to hear the tutorial while following the code for better understanding. Thank you.
first of all great video, i have one question where you said on 11:45 you said we should use fully qualified paths which i understand my question is you showed us with the standard library but what about third party creates because the code in the quote macro has only access to the create in the user project which means the use has to import the the third party create how would you fixed that my approach would be going form my own macro to the function but that doesnt work i think because it is a proc macro if it could work how would you do that
I believe deluxe's readme answer the question: github.com/jf2048/deluxe#related-crates Haven't tried darling myself, have no idea about it. According to deluxe's readme, darling seems to parse syn::Meta directly instead of TokenStream, thus they say it's restricted to parse meta syntax and nothing beyond. Take their word for it. 🤷
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I appreciate if you like and subscribe. 😉
Now we have a Discord server as well: discord.gg/uu8a5GjMg4
This is rather a follow-up video on the previous derive macros video. If there's anything you don't quite get, it's probably I've already explained it. See the video here: th-cam.com/video/XY0yR6IPbhw/w-d-xo.html
This video wasn't possible without Árpád's help. He's also available on Twitter: twitter.com/H2CO3_iOS
🙃 Just like me: twitter.com/_erayerdin
If you've got any question, you can reply me here as well. I've covered the basics of macros in Rust, so maybe you can give me some ideas about the next video. 😕
Great work! There really is lack of resources that teach this thing. Learning this stuff by oneself was painful personally
I was trying to get it all together into a coherent context. 😊 Thanks for your kind comment.
Excellent video, thank you
Great explanation. Please keep up the good work.
Thank you!
Thank you. I’m waiting for the function macros
Waiting for your next video. Amazing, quality video
Thank you so much 😀
Great work! Can you also post the tutorial code in git repo, it's nice to hear the tutorial while following the code for better understanding. Thank you.
I'll be doing that when I have a leisure. Thanks for the feedback. 😊
thank you ❤ very very informative. I wanted to learn especially the proc-macro2 part.👏🏻regards
Welcome. 😊
first of all great video, i have one question where you said on 11:45 you said we should use fully qualified paths which i understand my question is you showed us with the standard library but what about third party creates because the code in the quote macro has only access to the create in the user project which means the use has to import the the third party create how would you fixed that my approach would be going form my own macro to the function but that doesnt work i think because it is a proc macro if it could work how would you do that
What are your thoughts on the darling crate? Its purpose is similar to that of deluxe
I believe deluxe's readme answer the question: github.com/jf2048/deluxe#related-crates
Haven't tried darling myself, have no idea about it. According to deluxe's readme, darling seems to parse syn::Meta directly instead of TokenStream, thus they say it's restricted to parse meta syntax and nothing beyond. Take their word for it. 🤷
Honestly using a ton of crates to do everything for you doesnt really teach anything.
It teaches the important part, which is accomplishing your goal. There's no merit or honor in pretending libraries don't exist.