Ive come to like coding in Rust a lot more than any other language Ive tried. It is really nice having a ton of tooling out of the box that helps the development experience (formatting, linting, rich compiler errors and suggestions, etc). I also like the way options and errors are handled. At first, I found it annoying that you have to effectively unpack or match anytime you have an error, but I’ve come to enjoy that strictness because it just made the development more confident
Clap isn’t too bad. It feels a lot like argparse in Python, so it felt familiar. I did like the functions it exposes and the customizations it has as it helped me use it for matching against poker commands in the TUI
Really fun. What was your experience w/ Rust and Clap like?
Ive come to like coding in Rust a lot more than any other language Ive tried. It is really nice having a ton of tooling out of the box that helps the development experience (formatting, linting, rich compiler errors and suggestions, etc). I also like the way options and errors are handled. At first, I found it annoying that you have to effectively unpack or match anytime you have an error, but I’ve come to enjoy that strictness because it just made the development more confident
Clap isn’t too bad. It feels a lot like argparse in Python, so it felt familiar. I did like the functions it exposes and the customizations it has as it helped me use it for matching against poker commands in the TUI