Rust Maven

Welcome to the Rust Maven web site about, well, the Rust programming language!

The first article, published on Aug 27, 2023, is about printing Hello World. You can find all the other articles in the archive or you can look at the tags. The site also includes the slides of my Rust training courses.

I hope you will enjoy the content and encourage me to improve the site and write more articles.

You might think that this site has some relation to the Java Maven, but I'll have to disappoint you. The word maven is just an (almost) ordinary word in English. It actually came from the Hebrew word מבין meaning "understands" via Yiddish to American English and it basically means "someone who understands things and likes to explain them".

Or at least that's how I use it.

Topics

There are a number of series of articles on the site in the following topics:

• CLI - Command Line Interface

  • Clap Command Line Argument Parser for Rust.

• JSON - Serializing and deserializing JSON in Rust.

• YAML - Dealing with YAML files in Rust.

• TOML - Dealing with TOML files in Rust.

• CSV - Comma Separated Values and Rust.

• Image - Creating and changing images in Rust.

• Testing - Various forms of functional and non-functional tests in Rust.

• Logging and Tracing - Various ways to add logging to our application.

• Web development

  • Tiny HTTP - low level web development tool for Rust.
  • Rocket - web development framework for Rust.
  • Loco - web development framework for Rust.
  • Rouille - simple web development framework.
  • axum - the most popular web framework in Rust
  • warp

• Databases

  • SurrealDB

• Linting with Clippy

• reqwest HTTP client for Rust.

• Open Source Applications written in Rust it is primarily just a collection of links.

• Community

• Why Rust Slides from a presentation.

• Regex using Rust

Rust language topics

• Loops
• Files
• Random
• Vectors
• HashMaps (hash, dictionary, associative array)
• HashSet (set)
• Functions

The most recent articles

• Rust at Work

• Rust at Work - conversation with Eli Shalom and Igal Tabachnik of Eureka Labs

• Rust at Work a conversation with Ran Reichman Co-Founder and CEO of Flarion

• Sort a graph of dependencies using Toplogical Sort

• Test coverage with Tarpaulin

Source

Both the source of the content and the source of the code generating the site can be accessed. So if you have any requests for additional content or features for the web site you will know where to submit those requests.