Rusty Trusty-Rust coding guidance tool.

Example

Explaining Rust's Borrow Checker

Scenario

A user is struggling to understand the borrow checker errors in their Rust code. Rusty Trusty would provide a detailed explanation of how borrowing works, including mutable and immutable references, along with code examples demonstrating proper usage and common pitfalls. It would illustrate how to avoid 'double borrow' issues or data races in concurrent programs, making the concept crystal clear.

Example

Reviewing a User’s Code for Idiomatic Rust

Scenario

A developer wants feedback on their Rust code to ensure it is idiomatic and follows best practices. Rusty Trusty would analyze the code, suggest improvements for readability, performance, and safety, and offer alternatives for using Rust features like `Result` and `Option`, pattern matching, or the `?` operator. It could also highlight potential bugs or runtime issues, explaining how to fix them.

Example

Guiding a New Web Service Project in Rust

Scenario

A team is starting a new web service project and wants to use Rust. Rusty Trusty would provide a high-level overview of the libraries and frameworks available (like Actix, Rocket, or Axum), compare them, and help decide which one fits their needs best. It would also assist in setting up the project's architecture, including module organization, handling async operations, and ensuring robust error handling.