New week, new Rust! What are you folks up to?
just wrapping up
lazygh
A Terminal User Interface (TUI) application for managing multiple GitHub accounts easily
I plan on continuing re-writing A Common-Sense Guide to Data Structures and Algorithms code pieces in Rust.
That's slow progress due to other commitments, but a lot of fun along the way. Especially so after diving into linked list implementation, attempting to write a version close enough to the book, but also sufficiently sane, idiomatic, and compiling 
Recently, I'm busy writing a Node-RED compatible runtime engine in Rust. It can directly run flows.json workflow files generated by Node-RED.
If you haven't heard of it, Node-RED is a flowchart-based, low-code development tool commonly used for connecting different hardware devices and automating tasks. The motivation I'm developing this project is that the original Node-RED is written in NodeJS, which takes up quite a bit of memory and isn't really suitable for edge computing devices. That's why I'm trying to create a more efficient implementation using Rust.
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