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Thanks, it would be great to cover all these types with common scenarios (like using a hash function, storing something in a database or things that are the mos

Thanks, it would be great to cover all these types with common scenarios (like using a hash function, storing something in a database or things that are the most common in programming). If it is a good idea to hide those things then we need a library that does exactly that for Rust. Don't you think?

baq 7y ago
They’re good reasons for Python but not necessarily for Rust, where you are expected to care about such details by design. It’s one of the language’s differentiators. Nonetheless a cookbook for converting strings for different use cases isn’t a bad idea at all.