Rust Bytes : Issue 5
Today's Highlights: Deploying Rust Backend Applications and Cool Pieces to Help You Master Rust
Hello Rustacean! Welcome to another edition of the Rust Bytes newsletter. In this issue, we showcase some remarkable Rust projects, the simplest way to deploy Rust backend applications and high quality pieces to help you master rust.
Welcome to Issue 4!
Rust Pun
Why did the Rust developer break up? There were too many ownership issues
Pieces
Felix S. Klock wrote an article that showcases how to use algebraic data types and pattern matching in Rust. You can read more about this piece here.
“Abstraction without overhead”: This article explores the third pillar of Rust's design: "Abstraction without overhead." It delves into the concept of zero-cost abstraction, a principle borrowed from C++, which ensures that unused abstractions do not incur any runtime overhead. You can read more about this piece here.
Compile-Time Invariants in Rust by corrode Rust consulting - Shows how macros can be used to enforce invariants at compile-time.
The Simplest Way To Deploy Rust Backend Apps
Koyeb offers the simplest way to deploying your code to production across various platforms in just minutes.
Simplify the deployment of your Rust backend projects with Koyeb:
Connect your GitHub account to Koyeb.
Select the repository you want to deploy.
Let us handle the infrastructure - we build, deploy, run, and scale your application with zero-configuration.
Best of luck with your deployment!
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