So you want to write a package manager
You woke up this morning, rolled out of bed, and thought, “Y’know what? I don’t have enough misery and suffering in my life. I know what to do — I’ll write a language package manager!” Totally. Right there with you. I take my misery and suffering in moderation, though, and since I think you might too, this design guide could help you keep most of your hair. You, or people hoping to improve an exis
Rust Using Visual Studio Code
I am getting decent productivity using MS Visual Studio Code to code Rust. This is how I have it setup. Use a Good Font VS Code has built in support for Rust syntax coloring. But a good font always helps. My favorite is Source Code Pro. Download and install it from Google Fonts. In VS Code open preferences using the menu Code > Preferences > User Settings. The right hand pane has your personal set
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