[HN Gopher] Effective Rust
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Effective Rust
Author : todsacerdoti
Score : 30 points
Date : 2023-11-12 17:04 UTC (5 hours ago)
(HTM) web link (effective-rust.com)
(TXT) w3m dump (effective-rust.com)
| Waterluvian wrote:
| Is "Effective ___" a managed brand in any way or are people just
| riding coattails whether their product is good or not?
| RunningDroid wrote:
| > Is "Effective ___" a managed brand in any way or are people
| just riding coattails whether their product is good or not?
|
| The word Effective is trademarked in the context of computer
| reference books: https://tsdr.uspto.gov/#caseNumber=75936440
| mustntmumble wrote:
| I would say Yes and No. I think Effective C++ was one of the
| first books to use this name, but now there is a publisher who
| uses "Effective xxxxx" in a series:
| https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08R2PKL9M?binding=paperback&searc...
| but that publisher does not seem related to the original
| Effective C++ author...
|
| Anyway the introduction to Effective Rust explains the choice
| of name in a way: https://effective-rust.com/intro.html
| codeptualize wrote:
| This looks really helpful! As someone learning Rust these are a
| lot of the things I wonder about but can be quite hard to find
| good information on.
| KineticLensman wrote:
| As a Rust semi-noob I do get that Rust does things differently
| from many other languages, and can appreciate why. But it's one
| thing being told "You can't do this common thing in Rust", and
| another thing understanding what are the idiomatic alternatives
| that do actually work. These often seem to relate to overall
| program design (e.g. numbers of readers and writers of a data
| structure) rather than using a single alternative language
| construct.
|
| YMMV but I found that 'Effective Rust' came closest to the 'what
| should I do instead' guidance I was looking for, in terms of
| getting me past some of the blockers I'd encountered. It also
| helped me begin to read between the lines in the Rust book and
| the O'Reilly book, where some quite important things are
| sometimes not explicitly spelt out.
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