Struct resume::publications::RustForPythonDevelopers

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pub struct RustForPythonDevelopers;
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Series of articles “Rust for Python developers” created in collaboration with Andrey Ermolov.

In this articles we will talk about why we move away from the usual technology stack, and show what advantages Rust has compared to Python.

  • First part (Text version)
    • Types
    • User types and polymorphism
    • Enums
    • Option & Result
    • Pattern matching
    • Traits and Protocols
    • Generic programming
  • Second part (Text version)
    • Multithreading
    • Asynchronous
    • Functional programming
    • Conclusion

You can see video version: crate::conferences::RustForPythonDevelopers

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