Thank you for all your hard work. I've been using Rust for two years now and have invoked your code probably a hundred times over.
I always feel so spoiled with Rust because it seems every core "functionality" library (serde, uuid, rand, chrono, soon to be futures I hope, and innumerable more) is the best implementation of that concept in any language ever so far.
Its go weird to go from working on decade old PHP or C++ code where I constantly curse the developers for undefined or illogical behavior to Rust where I rarely ever have a hiccup - if I do, the crazy powerful documentation engine often solves it in seconds - if that doesn't work, the lints, compiler, and more and more the RLS point me in the right direction, and finally in the worst case I go actually look at the crate source and discover how well thought out the developer made things.
Its legitimate programming magic and I'm worried I'm developing a psychological dependence on Rust where in my next job if I can't get built in backtraces from my errors like Failure I might jump out a window. So thank you again (and the rest of the Rust community in general) so much for making me miserable whenever I think about having to write regular expressions (or code, in general) with any other language (except Python, even with the warts its still a sweetheart who means well, I can't stay mad at it).
I always feel so spoiled with Rust because it seems every core "functionality" library (serde, uuid, rand, chrono, soon to be futures I hope, and innumerable more) is the best implementation of that concept in any language ever so far.
Its go weird to go from working on decade old PHP or C++ code where I constantly curse the developers for undefined or illogical behavior to Rust where I rarely ever have a hiccup - if I do, the crazy powerful documentation engine often solves it in seconds - if that doesn't work, the lints, compiler, and more and more the RLS point me in the right direction, and finally in the worst case I go actually look at the crate source and discover how well thought out the developer made things.
Its legitimate programming magic and I'm worried I'm developing a psychological dependence on Rust where in my next job if I can't get built in backtraces from my errors like Failure I might jump out a window. So thank you again (and the rest of the Rust community in general) so much for making me miserable whenever I think about having to write regular expressions (or code, in general) with any other language (except Python, even with the warts its still a sweetheart who means well, I can't stay mad at it).