Rust

The basics of Rust.

Smart Pointers are references to data, so you can use it, without taking ownership of this data. ...

An overview and examples for the diverse types of macros you can use in Rust.

Declarative macros look like a function: e.g. println!(), format!() or todo!(). They have an excl...

Procedural macros are "headers" added above e.g. a struct, take those information and generate di...

A collection of tutorials for some frameworks I often use.

SQLx is a SQL framework for Rust, which allows to write SQL queries and check them on compile tim...

actix-web is a framework for writting web applications and REST APIs. Installation # To insta...

Tracing is a library for logging. It consists of multiple libraries. You need at least tracing, w...

Serde (Serialize and Deserialize) is a library to serialize and deserialize data to or from a str...

Allow everything what can be a str reference fn do_something<S: AsRef<str>>(input: S) { le...

You can cross compile your Rust code using the target specifier. For example: cargo build --targ...