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Over one year ago I had been writing series about programming in Rust (rust-series) published here at Steemit. Today, I decided to continue this series as Rust programming language matured since then (to

Hi again everyone, here comes another Rust lang series episode. In last episode we've built simple TCP server and used web browser and command line application curl to connect it. Now we are going to implement

Greetings everyone, here comes another Rust lang series episode. Today we will try to create simple TCP server in Rust that will listen at given port and return simple text greeting when connected. Each

Hi again everyone, here comes another Rust lang series episode, this time about Rust and regular expressions. Regular expressions (regex) are standard for a powerful operations with strings. Although String

Hello everyone, 30th Rust lang series episode is here. In previous episode, we were working with multiple threads. Today we will extend it with knowledge of channels. Channels Channel in Rust is facility

Hello everyone, new Rust lang series episode is here. Topic of this episode is working with additional threads. As even mid-range mobile phones CPU today contain multiple cores and each of them is individual

Hello everyone, new Rust lang series episode is here. Today we will play with references and composing data across structures or simply said with linking data structures. In the past we've used Article

Hello everyone, new Rust series episode is here. Last time we've tried reading text file, today we will try to create a new file and write some content to it. Writing text to file Again we will use API

Hello everyone, new episode of Rust lang series is here. As we understand more language fundamentals today we can try again something more practical. Quite common task here is to read content of some text

Good morning everyone, there is a new Rust lang episode. We will talk about pointers in Rust, how to handle them and few things around. Content Pointers Stack and heap Box References Raw pointers Summary

Hello everyone, new episode of rust series is here, today we will close Error handling in Rust. We will finish our error handling sub-series with user error types and brief summary. Content From trait

Hello everyone, new episode of rust series is here, today we will discuss Error handling from composition point of view. We touched that previous episode and today we show more details and another approaches.

Hello everyone, new episode of rust series is here, today we will discuss more about Error handling in Rust. If you missed previous episode about error handling I recommend to go back and start there.

Hello everyone, new episode of rust series is here. Today it's going to be some introduction of Rust macros. Macros in Rust bring even more flexibility to Rust language. We already know many macros like

Hello everyone, new episode of rust series is here. As we know enough language fundamentals today we can try something more practical. At this stage we will not deal with any GUI, we will have just a terminal

Hello everyone, new episode of rust series is here, today we will discuss error handling in Rust. Proper error handling is key aspect for successful code in any programming language. Rust uses return values

Hello everyone, new episode of rust series is here, today we will discuss closures in Rust. Closures, also called lambdas, are functions that can capture the enclosing environment. Closures vs fn functions

Hello everyone, new episode of rust series is here, today we will discuss dispatching. Dispatching in Rust is a mechanism to determine which polymorph code to run. This can sound strange mysteriously but

Hello everyone, new episode of rust-series is here, today we will discuss modules. Up to now we always put our code into one .rs file and it is fine for our limited needs, indeed. But in general, when