With Christmas coming up, what are you folks up to Rust-wise?
Last time this came up I said I was working on a Quake 3 level loader. Well, that's done, and I'm now turning it into a Quake 3 level viewer thanks to Glium.
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I'm putting together a serialization framework for Gunship so that I can start improving on hotloading functionality (with proper serialization I'll be able to gracefully handle changes to struct definitions without having to restart the game). I'm learning a lot from Serde and it's nice to be able to use that as a reference for doing custom derives (since there are few good explanations of how to do procedural macros under the current system).
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I'm refactoring rustfmt and cargo-fmt, so they would become merely independent front-ends for the crate's functionality.
I wrote rust-haikunator, a crate for generating Heroku-like random names for use in Rust applications.
plain-poetry-1416
soft pine
wandering-block-็ฌใ
You can also customize the size of the strings and use custom delimiters. It works well with utf8 code points too.
I'm still working on trust-dns (http//trust-dns.org). It's become an obsession to finish. I have edns done and am working on finishing sig0. Then move on to the rest of dnssec.
It's fun. Makes me love rust more and more. I definitely feel like the security stuff available to rust is a little light. I might need to contribute some patches back to the OpenSSL port.
I'm doing lots of various Rust related things.
First is my minifb lib over here
Also I'm working on a "gdb-remote" library so it will be easy to talk to a (remote) GDB (or whatever that implements the GDB serial protocol)
Last but not least I'm doing progress on adding full plugin support for Rust in my Debugger project over here
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I hacked together a content-aware image resizing implementation, from the SIGGRAPH 2007 video+paper.
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