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If you implement open/closed state as well, things like this which you've correctly identified as a problem, become impossible to mess up.
Started working on a MP4 muxer/demuxer for rust-av.
I made my first rust project! It's a command line app that polls my google calendar for upcoming meetings and sends me a windows toast notifications right before I need to hop on. Here's the repo if anyone wants to take a look: https://github.com/eflem00/productivity-bot Any constructive feedback on the code would be awesome. Some useful crates I came across included:
reqwest for making http requests
chrono for working with utc date/times
serde for serializing/deserializing json data
clap for easy cli support
windows-rs for generating windows notifications
If you want, I have an open source actix-web repo that does stuff like this for you already.
I‘m currently working on a cross-platform system information fetcher alternative to neofetch, but with minimal dependencies and fast execution speed: macchina
If you want to take a look, the github repository is here.
Been working hard on a fast command-line tool for uwu-ing text: https://github.com/Daniel-Liu-c0deb0t/uwu I've made extensive use of simd vectorization and multithreading to get it to run as fast as file copy. Also, const fns have proved to be very useful calculating masks and stuff for string searching at compile time.
I have been writing a chat system called WICRS. Currently only the server is ready but I am writing a client API for it, sources are available at https://github.com/wicrs/server (server) and https://github.com/wicrs/api (client api).