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“Making rustpkg work”
I know my daily posts are usually pretty low-level, so today I want to step back just a bit and explain a little bit of how rustpkg works. rustpkg is heavily modeled on the Go package manager. rustpkg operates on workspaces. A workspace is...
Projects, discussion, and announcements 2013-08-31 ~5 min read
"As the tradeoffs in software engineering change over time, so does the ideal solution. Some 40 years ago when the first C standards were written down,..."
— Simonas on rust-internals

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