4 ms·
As a casual observer they are a very interesting read, as are the meeting minutes that get put up. Both "this week in rust" and meeting minutes are posted to /
by beefsack 13y ago
As a casual observer they are a very interesting read, as are the meeting minutes that get put up.
Both "this week in rust" and meeting minutes are posted to /r/rust, which is a good resource for those who want to keep an eye on how Rust is rapidly developing.
- taliesinb 13y agoThe meeting minutes are fascinating reading! The jostle of the decision making process is interesting, but I really relish the buffet of juicy technical details. Pity that r/rust is still fairly low volume.
- pcwalton 13y agoThere are a couple of submissions a day. For a language as young as Rust I wouldn't call that "low volume".
- dbaupp 13y agoRelatively often there's a drought with no submissions for a couple of days too, though.
- taliesinb 13y agoI meant the volume of comments, rather than submissions. And I wasn't comparing to other programming subs, just saying comment threads don't get nearly as long as they ought to given how much activity is going on with Rust itself.