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Advent of Code solutions of 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021 and 2022 in Scala (by sim642)
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Work on the fltk-rs wiki. Maybe a book can come out of it.
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I wrote my first command-line tool called geoping in Rust that's a very thin wrapper around a web API. In the process I also learned how to create automated release builds on Gitlab and somewhat optimize the file size of Rust binaries, though it still feels like 2MB is big for such a simple binary.
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I do have a more idiomatic solution for it ofcourse. The above is what is called a "code golfing" solution. Usually done in script languages like python or perl, but it's amazing how much golfing you can actually do in Rust!
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Still working on Echidna, a VSCode-like code editor written in Rust (duh) with the GTK toolkit.
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I'm working on my XML serialization library. I'm calling it static-xml for now. Other name ideas welcome...