In this blog post, we’ll explore how to develop a simple chat server in Rust. We’ll be using Rust’s standard library and the Tokio library to build an asynchronous chat server that allows multiple users to join and chat in real-time. Let’s get started! ... Read more

After spending a bit of time getting to know Rust, I think I’ve finally come to an understanding with the borrow checker, at least in terms of ownership and borrowing. The one thing I still have trouble getting my head around is lifetimes. I’ve written this post as my attempt to internalise a proper understanding of lifetimes. ... Read more