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by fschutt 8y ago
It's too early to show anything, it'll be much more interesting once the 0.1 version releases, which will be in roughly 1 or 2 months. Hence the big warning in the readme.
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by fschutt 8y ago
This is why I use Firefox on mobile. You can install Ublock Origin, just as on the desktop. Plus it has reader mode, which is a godsend for some websites who don't optimize for mobile.
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by fschutt 9y ago
Well, I expressed my opinions on C++ libraries in the first few paragraphs. None of the C++ libraries I looked at support PDF layers for example (and as a graphic designer, you need that when working with maps, as maps are separated into la
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by fschutt 9y ago
Well, as I said in the first sentence, the article is not only about Rust. I didn't want to write the next "memory safety is great" post, there are enough of those. I just wanted to present interesting problems and pitfalls I
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by fschutt 9y ago
The concern was quality, too. Yes, I thought about Electron, hell I even made a prototype for that. But in the end quality counts (to me), not speed of development. I knew that I had lots of time on my hands (no investors or anything, just
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by fschutt 9y ago
Very probably, but I feared that it was the fault of some framework they were using, so I wanted to stay clear of whatever they were doing. My library can export even huge PDFs in less than 500ms - but I have heard this "half an hour f
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by fschutt 9y ago
1. I knew that I had a lots of time. From a business perspective, this doesn't make perfect sense, I know. I knew C++ (sort of) and was looking for a similar language. Learning Rust took me roughly three weeks (coming from C++), it is
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My journey with Rust in 2017 — The good, the bad, the weird(medium.com)
85 points by fschutt 9y ago|26 comments