I've developed a Tic Tac Toe game in Rust, and it's my first Rust project coming from an OOP-oriented language (Python). It's been a fun learning experience!
Here is the repo: Tic Tac Toe Repo.
I'd greatly appreciate your feedback and code review.
A good start is to use cargo clippy. Especially as a beginner coming from other languages it will often give you good suggestions for making things more "rusty". There's quite a few suggestions it will give you on your code.
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This is pretty dang neat, good work!
A couple of suggestions based on a quick code review:
- When you find common code (e.g. your console input call in
main.rs), it might be wise to factor that out into a separate module. Then you can achieve the same effect with a single function call - and if you need to update the error message, you're only doing it one place. - Along those lines, if you decouple the i/o from the logic, it makes it easier to write test cases for those functions.
There's a ton of effort and passion here, I like to see it!
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