https://tavianator.com/2023/irregex.html
Regular expressions are fascinating to me. On one hand, they can be extremely succinct, expressive, and efficient. On the other hand, they can be basically write-only. They come with a simple but powerful theory that leads to efficient implementations. Sadly, many implementations ignore the theory in order to offer additional features, at the cost of worst-case exponential complexity.

It is possible, however, to implement some of those additional features, and still operate in worst-case linear time. The implementation (~400 lines of Rust) even fits in a single blog post! The full code is on GitHub, and the commit history lines up with the blog post if you want to follow along.

Bevy is a refreshingly simple data-driven game engine built in Rust
https://bevyengine.org/news/bevy-0-10/

#RustQuiz

Will it compile? If so, How many times 💯 gets printed?

A. 1
B. 2
C. None
D. Compilation error(explain why)

#rustlang #rust👌😏👌

#RustChallenge:

What is the output?

A. It will print kernel

B. It will give a compilation error (explain why)

C. It will give a runtime error (explain why)

#rustlang #rust

git-dive is for better understanding why a change was made. Frequently, we work on code bases we didn't start which have too little documentation. Even worse if the original authors are not around. git-blame is an invaluable tool for this but it requires a lot of ceremony to get the information you need.
https://crates.io/crates/git-dive

Const as an auto trait:

https://without.boats/blog/const-as-an-auto-trait/

#RustChallenge:

🦀 #RustQuiz

What is the result?

A. Prints

Rust is Awsome

B. Compilation error
C. Runtime error