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> in practice with many Rust programs that iteration cycle is actually not "edit, compile, run", it's "edit, save, wait for rust-analyzer to update" which is ge

> in practice with many Rust programs that iteration cycle is actually not "edit, compile, run", it's "edit, save, wait for rust-analyzer to update" which is generally much quicker Rust-analyzer is struggling significantly on larger repos, to the point of being barely usable.

zamalek 3y ago
Is this with the likes of Leptos? The fancy HTML macros add a ton of compilation time (and are an antipattern IMO).
- dist1ll 3y ago
  No, just ordinary distributed systems stuff. tokio, serde, bincode, error/logging/testing crates, and stdlib.