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while translating, It's useful to automatically refresh the content when it's changed. As a workaround, I'm using a one liner like `while true ; do timeout 30 make ; done`...

Hi! Seems there is no Japanese version after chapter 2. Has the translation process already begun? If don't, I want to do it.

What do you think of a small improvement to the appearance of the site? Here's a list of suggested changes (Before/After photos in 1920x1080 resolution) ### Code section fix ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/67280678/123774126-cafacd80-d8d5-11eb-9309-1bc59c6d8ee2.png)...

Currently when swapping between pages the page takes a second before any words appear on an old system at work here, it seems to be because of javascript loading (the...

Chapter 9 begins with mentioning sharing our code with others. The chapter also mentions crates.io, without anything about how to use other crates or cargo in general, also how to...

Tour of Rust has extensive mention of Rust's OOP capabilities, yet there is no mention of its FP capabilities. A quick overview of the TOC doesn't even appear to teach...

I understand Generic Functions enable 1. static dispatch (https://tourofrust.com/84_en.html) instead of / over 2. dynamic dispatch (https://tourofrust.com/81_en.html). What I do not understand is _how_. Specifically: how does the compiler better...

Macros aren't explained, but they are used in chapters 4 and 6

In [this page](https://tourofrust.com/64_en.html), `00_html` is used as variable name but it is not a valid indentifier: ````rust let 00_html = include_str!("00_en.html"); ````

https://github.com/richardanaya/tour_of_rust/blob/84568bf70bba4b2702eb509867d828def86295c9/lessons/en/chapter_7.yaml#L29 According to [the book](https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/ch17-00-oop.html) Rust can be thought of both OOP and not OOP. I would argue Rust supports OOP, except instead of inheritance (which has it's own disadvantages,...