Rust merge process
Rust merge processNew contributors on the Rust project are generally a bit lost on how the merge process is working. This little article intends to make things a bit more clear. But first, let's start...
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Generating doc with rustdoc and a custom theme
Generating doc with rustdoc and a custom themeOnly a few people know, but it's actually possible (at least only on nightly) to generate doc with another color theme has been possible for a few months...
View ArticleRust asynchronous HTTP server with tokio and hyper
Rust asynchronous HTTP server with tokio and hyperIn the two last weeks, I worked on a project: writing a small REST API server in Rust. The goal was to compare the performance between this one and the...
View ArticleLittle tour of multiple iterators implementation in Rust
Little tour of multiple iterators implementation in RustA common issue for Rust newcomers seems to be to actually implement an Iterator. So I decided to write this small blog post in order to look at...
View ArticleGtk-rs release process
Gtk-rs release processGiven the growing complexity of gtk-rs release and the upcoming number of related questions to this topic, I thought it might be interesting to have a little post on how it worked...
View ArticleNew rustdoc rendering common errors
New rustdoc rendering common errorsSince a few weeks, it's possible to use pulldown instead of hoedown in order the render the markdown from the documentation comments with the following...
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Rust+GNOME Hackfest in Berlin
Rust+GNOME Hackfest in BerlinLast weekend was the second Rust+GNOME hackfest. Just like the first time, it aimed to bring more Rust into GNOME libraries and more GNOME libraries into Rust. This time,...
View ArticleUsing macro to generate generic docs?
Using macro to generate generic docs?We were recently able to finally make the docs for integer primitive types much more accurate (thanks to @antoyo!). Now, the code examples match the type for which...
View ArticleNew sysinfo version (huge performance improvements!)
New sysinfo version (huge performance improvements!)Hi everyone!It's (very) rare that I make a post about a new sysinfo version but I think this one is definitely worth it!Some what about those...
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Rust+GNOME Hackfest in Madrid
Rust+GNOME Hackfest in MadridLast week was the third edition of the Rust+GNOME hackfest. What about talking a bit about what we achieved?What have we achieved?The goals of this edition were:Improve...
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GNOME+Rust Hackfest in Thessaloniki
GNOME+Rust Hackfest in ThessalonikiThe last GNOME+Rust hackfest just ended, time for a blog post to sum up what happened in this event!What happened?Just like usual, a lot of things. This time, we...
View ArticleKeeping Rust projects' README.md code examples up-to-date
Keeping Rust projects' README.md code examples up-to-dateBecause keeping documentation up-to-date is very important (and should be a must have!), we need to check if the examples are still valid after...
View ArticleNew geos release
New geos releaseThe 5.0 version of the geos crate, the binding of the Geometry Engine Open Source C library was just released! The last version came out not so long ago, however it lacked quite a...
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GNOME+Rust Hackfest #5 in Berlin
GNOME+Rust Hackfest #5 in BerlinLast week was the fifth edition of the GNOME+Rust hackfest. What about talking a bit about what happened there?What have we done?The goals of this edition were:Provide a...
View ArticleNew NodeJS framework to improve rustdoc UI tests
New NodeJS framework to improve rustdoc UI testsHi everyone!Today, I'd like to introduce to you a new NodeJS framework called browser-ui-test. You can find it on github and on npmjs. Its default...
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GNOME+Rust Hackfest #6 in Roma
GNOME+Rust Hackfest #6 in RomaEnd of the year, meaning it's time for a new GNOME+Rust hackfest and its feedback!GNOME+Rust hackfest?The goal of these hackfests is to improve the interactions between...
View ArticleRust 2020: what about feedbacks?
Rust 2020: what about feedbacks?The Rust teams made a call for people to write blog posts about Rust 2020, so here's mine!I've been working on the Rust compiler for years. It got stabilized, then...
View ArticleNew sysinfo release
New sysinfo releaseHi everyone! Today, sysinfo has received a new update with nice improvements. As a reminder, sysinfo is crate used to get systems' information (Linux, Windows, OSX and raspberry pi...
View ArticleNew sysinfo release (OSX performance improvements)
New sysinfo release (OSX performance improvements)Hi everyone! Today, sysinfo has received a new update with nice performance improvements on OSX. As a reminder, sysinfo is crate used to get systems'...
View ArticleNew sysinfo release: time to extend APIs
New sysinfo release: time to extend APIsLittle reminder first: sysinfo is crate to get system information, such as processes, processors, disks, components and networks. Now let's go! :)Time for a new...
View Articlecfg(doctest) is stable and you should use it
cfg(doctest) is stable and you should use itI arrive a bit late considering that #[cfg(doctest)] is stable since rust 1.40 but I think it's important for people to know about this feature and how to...
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Guide on how to write documentation for a Rust crate
Guide on how to write documentation for a Rust crateI have received (a lot of) requests about writing a guide on how to write documentation in Rust lately. I'm quite happy that people finally gets...
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New process-viewer release
New process-viewer releaseFollowing both the new sysinfo release and the new gtk-rs release, I worked on updating process-viewer as well. So here comes the 0.3.3 version!As a reminder, process-viewer...
View ArticleNew sysinfo release: processes disk usage
New sysinfo release: processes disk usageThe new sysinfo version is here! As a reminder, sysinfo is a crate which provides system information. Let's check what's new!Disk usageAs you may have guess...
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New process-viewer release: processes disk usage
New process-viewer release: processes disk usageThe new process-viewer version is here! It follows the sysinfo release which added processes' disk I/O usage information (you can read the blog post...
View Articledoc-comment 0.4: proc-macro time
doc-comment 0.4: proc-macro timeBefore starting, here is a small reminder: the doc-comment crate provides macros to help you write and test documentation.Until now, the crate was using declarative Rust...
View Articlegeos 7.0 release: More type safety, update dependencies and use std TryFrom
geos 7.0 release: More type safety, update dependencies and use std TryFromThe new geos version is now here! As a reminder, geos is a binding of the C++ geos library which provides tools to perform...
View Articlergsl release 2.0: Huge cleanup and rewrite
rgsl release 2.0: Huge cleanup and rewriteThe new rgsl version is now here! As a reminder, rgsl is a binding of the C GSL library (a mathematics library). It's been a work that took me months to finish...
View ArticleNew doc comment handling in rustdoc
New doc comment handling in rustdocToday, I'll talk about a recently merged rustdoc pull request (you can see it here) which introduced two great changes:Unification of different doc comment item...
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doc(alias) is stable and it's gonna be super useful!
doc(alias) is stable and it's gonna be super useful!Since Rust 1.48, #[doc(alias = "...")] is now stable. Let's see what it might change and improve!What is it?As described in the Rust release blog...
View ArticlePerformance improvement on front-end generated by rustdoc
Performance improvement on front-end generated by rustdocWe recently wrote a blog post about the performance improvement in rustdoc (the "back-end"). Now, it's time to talk about performance in the...
View ArticleInteracting with data from FFI in Rust
Interacting with data from FFI in RustIf you ever need to call a function from another language, you'll have to use FFI (Foreign Function Interface) and very likely handle pointers. To help you with...
View ArticleImprovements for #[doc] attributes in Rust
Improvements for #[doc] attributes in RustSince Rust 1.54, we can now use function-like macros in attributes. It has a lot of advantages for the #[doc] attribute, let's check some of them!Using README...
View Articlesysinfo: how to extract systems' information
sysinfo: how to extract systems' informationThe sysinfo crate aims to provide systems' information.This blog post will explain how it's done to allow you to get a better understanding on how things...
View Articlesysinfo: version 0.22 and FreeBSD support
sysinfo: version 0.22 and FreeBSD supportThe sysinfo crate aims to provide systems' information.In this blog post, we will go through this (huge) sysinfo release and more particularly what I needed to...
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rustdoc: Recent UI and UX changes in generated documentation
rustdoc: Recent UI and UX changes in generated documentationRustdoc is the tool used to generate documentation of the Rust crates. It's also the tool used to generate documentation on docs.rs....
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rustdoc: Recent UI and UX changes in generated documentation 2
rustdoc: Recent UI and UX changes in generated documentation 2This blog post will talk about the recent UI/UX changes that happened in the rustdoc tool. As a reminder, rustdoc is the tool which...
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rustdoc and the re-exports
rustdoc and the re-exportsrustdoc is the tool to generate documentation in rust. In this blog post we will see why handling re-exports with rustdoc is so complicated and how it's done.So first, let's...
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Testing rustdoc
Testing rustdocrustdoc is the Rust tool used to generate documentation based on your source code. Whenever you use cargo doc or browse documentation on docs.rs, the content you see was generated using...
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Writing your own Rust linter
Writing your own Rust linterLints allow to improve codebases and even detect potential logic issues at compile-time. In rust, we have the incredible clippy which is a must use for any Rust project....
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