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• adventofcode

  316 59 0.0 Scala

  Advent of Code solutions of 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021 and 2022 in Scala (by sim642)

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• aoc_2022

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  Here's how I did: https://gitlab.com/boreec/aoc_2022/-/tree/main/day_07

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• docs.rs

  65 846 7.6 Rust

  crates.io documentation generator

  

  Yeah that's great thank you, I was just unsure about whether people using the crate were expecting to read about the private members on docs.rs. Guess there's no real downside to using docstring style for both public and private members.

• minimal_example_rust_problem

  1 0 10.0 Rust

  and here is a github repo with the minimal example too: https://github.com/payasson/minimal_example_rust_problem

• rustfmt

  15 5,026 8.6 Rust

  Format Rust code

  

  rust-analyzer and Clippy aren't not really involved with formatting. rustmft does autoformat to 4 spaces.

• Gradle

  36 14,472 10.0 Groovy

  Adaptable, fast automation for all

  

  We are at the stage of standardizing build management using gradle (from gradle.org) to manage builds from the JVM ecosystem (its a well understood problem), was wondering if anyone figured if it makes sense if Rust projects should be managed via gradle or still stay with cargo ? Feedback is welcomed.

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