New week, new Rust! What are you folks up to?
Just learning rust here (coming from C++ as well as some functional programming experience)
Recently finished The Book and the Rustlings exercises and now building a little command-line application to do some simple image processing.
After that I think I'd like to build an audio plugin using the nih-plug
crate (I build such plugins in C++ already, and would love to see how it works in Rust!).
Similar, learning for some time. This week finishing Exercism Rust Exercises
Then want to do some Backend related projects from roadmap or one practical project at work: replace Python FastAPI backend with ActixWeb to interact with multiple embedded devices via Modbus.
Hello,
I'm trying to practice to feel more comfortable with this language that I love. I would like to find a new job where I can use it.
I tested rust with webassembly and as a server.
I'm trying to make a sudoku, even if it already exists, just to practice.
Later, I would like to try to see what it can give with video games (Canvas and Unreal).
And you ? ^^
Half year ago I was trying Bevy for gamedev. It was quite fun especially with Entity Based System Bevy relies on.
Sudoku can be quite challenging. Recently I was doing some dynamic programming backtracking exercises and came across sudoku related papers - it is not easy to solve sudoku, and even harder to generate new with fixed gradation. What goal do you have?
I am curious about using design pattern with rust.
I am working of the generation of a grid to start with sudoku.
Thank you to mention Bevy. I did not know about it.
I would like to create a kind of hockey trainning game. It would select exercice according to what you already done in the week.
I'm working on a compressed packaging binary/lib, that uses delta encoding to minimize the size of updates, but also allow one to efficiently store multiple versions of one piece of software.
I've only wrote one solver, but it was simple enough. Given the constraints anyway -- if unambiguous advancement is always possible, there's no need to backtrack.
I haven't looked into generation though.