I just read about typestates in Rust on Cliff Biffle's blog here: http://cliffle.com/blog/rust-typestate/#variation-state-types-that-contain-actual-state http:/

I just read about typestates in Rust on Cliff Biffle's blog here: http://cliffle.com/blog/rust-typestate/#variation-state-types-that-contain-actual-state http://cliffle.com/blog/rust-typestate/#variation-state-type... He covers a few additional parts of the typestate pattern, such as isolating data in specific states as well as sharing common implementations across a subset of states. I'd also like to note that typestates also show up in functional programming under Indexed Monads, where a function might take a struct from an initial typestate, unwrap its data, and return a final(likely different) typestate. You can search Indexed Monad for more explanation there. If you work primarily in typescript you can find a production ready implementation of typestate programming here: https://github.com/DenisFrezzato/hyper-ts https://github.com/DenisFrezzato/hyper-ts