What's everyone working on this week (29/2019)?

New week, new Rust! What are you folks up to?

I contributed a little to the crev project which I find important enough. I made some improvements to the "verify deps" part and I'm thinking about making a gui (I've already made some experiments: https://dystroy.org/pub/crev-termimad-02.gif but I'll more probably make it more like a standard terminal app).

I might instead take some time to work on broot whose input widget could be improved. Speaking of broot I wonder whether the windows compatibility was worth the pain: nobody seems to use it on windows..

In truth I'll spend most of my week focused on my java+javascript job which makes me a little sad...

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Yesterday I finished adding support for alternative registries to cargo cache which was built on a lot of refactoring I had done the previous two weeks.
https://i.imgur.com/KSpxBFb.png
There's still some testing and hardening to be done but I should have a release out until end of this month :slight_smile:

This week I'm humbly starting The Book :slight_smile:
I hope it will lead to many Rust contributions :wink:

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I've been working on uom (type-safe zero-cost dimensional analysis) documentation but I expect not much will get done on that front this week as there are some big PRs that I'm working on reviewing. Most notably is a PR for the long requested Information quantity (bit, byte, ...) from Lukazoid.

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Revisiting my svgbob demo to make a fast feature rich desktop commercial version for me to have some little revenue while I work on my other opensource projects.

My bachelors thesis. Go vs. Rust.

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