← Back to context Comment by klaussilveira 1 year ago &str vs String. Oh boy. 5 comments klaussilveira Reply brabel 1 year ago https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lesterli/blockchain/master... whytevuhuni 1 year ago This is missing a few useful ones, like Box<str>, Arc<str>, Cow<'a, str>, SmallVec<u8>, transmuted newtype references like &UserId, and of course the string type you implemented yourself because the previous ones were not good enough. andrepd 1 year ago Yeah, if std::string vs std::string_view is "a major hurdle"... I don't know what so say ziddoap 1 year ago Where did you see "a major hurdle" written? Capricorn2481 1 year ago You are doing exactly what is being criticized in the Rust community. Bad faith reads of someone who spent significant time getting into the language.
brabel 1 year ago https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lesterli/blockchain/master... whytevuhuni 1 year ago This is missing a few useful ones, like Box<str>, Arc<str>, Cow<'a, str>, SmallVec<u8>, transmuted newtype references like &UserId, and of course the string type you implemented yourself because the previous ones were not good enough.
whytevuhuni 1 year ago This is missing a few useful ones, like Box<str>, Arc<str>, Cow<'a, str>, SmallVec<u8>, transmuted newtype references like &UserId, and of course the string type you implemented yourself because the previous ones were not good enough.
andrepd 1 year ago Yeah, if std::string vs std::string_view is "a major hurdle"... I don't know what so say ziddoap 1 year ago Where did you see "a major hurdle" written? Capricorn2481 1 year ago You are doing exactly what is being criticized in the Rust community. Bad faith reads of someone who spent significant time getting into the language.
Capricorn2481 1 year ago You are doing exactly what is being criticized in the Rust community. Bad faith reads of someone who spent significant time getting into the language.
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lesterli/blockchain/master...
This is missing a few useful ones, like Box<str>, Arc<str>, Cow<'a, str>, SmallVec<u8>, transmuted newtype references like &UserId, and of course the string type you implemented yourself because the previous ones were not good enough.
Yeah, if std::string vs std::string_view is "a major hurdle"... I don't know what so say
Where did you see "a major hurdle" written?
You are doing exactly what is being criticized in the Rust community. Bad faith reads of someone who spent significant time getting into the language.