ffmalloc VS The-Quick-Snippet-Reference

That's not a C flaw, you can use an allocator that prevents use-after-free.

https://github.com/bwickman97/ffmalloc

The point of C and Zig is that they are low level and you can do whatever, like not use an allocator, or write an allocator.

In my daily job I use several languages at the same and created a project to learn new ones like Rust: https://github.com/snippetfinder/The-Quick-Snippet-Reference

I recently started learning Rust by adding snippets to The Quick Snippet Reference [0]. Without any previous knowledge of the language I knew there had to exist a data type for dynamic arrays. After several Stack Overflow searches I found it: Vec. It was very interesting to compare to Python's Array. Getting to understand the drain() method was a refreshing experience. I'm still hesitating about the best way to handle errors (Rust has no exceptions, just panic!), but that will probably become clearer when working with threads.

[0]: https://github.com/snippetfinder/The-Quick-Snippet-Reference

Recently started building a snippet reference on every programming language [1], and I'm thinking it might be a good idea to pay to collaborator. Maybe sending a tip to buymeacoffee, patreon, others? Any collaborators out there: how much have you received on a free project?

[1]: https://github.com/snippetfinder/The-Quick-Snippet-Reference