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Morning, rust meetup last night was interesting, almost all the people had a c/c++ background, only a few with java. Several companies using Rust in production already. I'm still stuck to use it for pet projects.
Also demo-ed some, but hadn't looked at the code for months so had a hard time answering some questions
😂 5
Next thing is getting the cats/cms-site live/production ready, so some clojure(script) again. Daily work is still java and angular only..
Yes, the same thing I showed at a clojure meetup before, only one part was now done in rust. Because of the schema registry and avro it's easy to use the 'same' data in rust and on the jvm