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Rust’s module system is surprisingly confusing and causes a lot of frustration for beginners. In this post, I’ll explain the module system using practical examples so you get a clear understanding of how it works and can immediately start applying this in your projects. Since Rust’s module system is quite unique, I request the reader to read this post with an open mind and resist comparing it with

This is the fourth part in a series about introducing the Rust language to JavaScript developers. Here are all the chapters: Tooling Ecosystem Overview Variables and Data Types Functions and Control Flow Pattern Matching and Enums Pattern MatchingTo understand Pattern Matching, let’s start with something familiar in JavaScript - Switch Case. Here’s a simple example that uses switch case in JavaScr

This is the third part in a series about introducing the Rust language to JavaScript developers. Here are all the chapters: Tooling Ecosystem Overview Variables and Data Types Functions and Control Flow Pattern Matching and Enums FunctionsRust’s function syntax is pretty much similar to the one in JavaScript. fn main() { let income = 100; let tax = calculate_tax(income); println!("{}", tax); } fn