Nick Cameron
Nick Cameron
I don't know what that is, do you have a link?
I think Jekyll looks like a good option - I'm not really sure how to decide between that and gitbook, but Jekyll looks the least invasive (I'm keen to keep...
Thanks for checking this out @killercup and @Liamsi! I filed #23 about the relative links, that does sound like something we should do.
Yeah, we should talk to the libs team about criteria. Personally, I think we probably don't want to add anything - I reckon a minority of programs involves async code...
> This is something we can validate by searching GitHub: I get completely different numbers here and simply clicking these links gives me bogus results (e.g., results with "lang" and...
Time, basically. I glad you like the idea. I intend to use it as a case study for the macro evolution work in Rust so it is likely to get...
There's probably a traits 2 section too, covering negative impls, ?Sized bounds, default type params, and other advanced issues
Explanation (which I or someone should add to the docs): Only a range with a lower bound is an iterator. A range with only an upper bound states where the...
looks good, thanks! I left a bunch of comments inline, most are pretty trivial.
Huh, presumably due to non-lexical lifetimes. I think changing `println!("{}", x);` to `println!("{}", y);` should fix this, although maybe we should add rather than replace so that the comment on...