Trust The Process
Andres Reales 
As a manager or marketer working with developers, getting the best out of your programmers is a delicate balancing act of understanding what matters to them the most and doing part to ensure they have what they need to succeed. However, knowing what to expect from a developer’s workflow can be hard if you are … Read more
Attempting to break into the workforce is a daunting task for anyone, but it can be doubly daunting if you don’t think you possess the required skills. Thankfully, I’m here to help clear up whether it’s possible to get a job with only HTML and CSS. It is possible to get a job with only … Read more
Developers who come from a JavaScript background, or any other high-level programming language, and are learning Rust might find this language to have a steep learning curve. Oftentimes, many new Rust developers will come across the error doesn’t implement std:fmt:Display when attempting to print a value that is not a string, like the one we … Read more
Regardless of the programming language, splitting a string is a common practice that programmers, developers, and software engineers will have to do at some point during their careers. In this article, we are going to explain how to split a string using Rust programming language, and the different alternatives available. Note: While the main question … Read more
Verifying whether a variable is an empty string is a common task that at some point developers have to do. There are different solutions presented online for such a simple task, yet they might fail to only check whether a variable is an empty string or not. Note: In this article, we are going to … Read more
To install TypeScript on your machine, use the following command if you use npm. This will automatically install the latest version of TypeScript. If you rather prefer using yarn, use the following command. Similar to using npm, this will also install the latest version of TypeScript by default. How to Install the Latest TypeScript Version … Read more
The array forEach() method is commonly used among TypeScript and JavaScript developers. However, developers often come across unexpected behaviors trying to exit or break the forEach() method using the break keyword to prevent executing any additional logic to subsequent elements of an array. For instance, if we try to run the following example: Unfortunately, this … Read more
Have you come across a Rust function that has a question mark (?) and don’t know what it means? This article explains what the ? does and how you can use it.
In this article, you will learn the difference between a panic and an error in Rust regardless of both representing an error in this programming language.
Learning the difference between a String and a str in Rust can be challenging, In this article, we explain each concept with easy-to-follow examples.