Absolutely, the standard libraries are sorely desperate for some TLC. If anyone fancies themselves a connoisseur of batteries-included libraries in the vein of Python and Go, even just stubbing out a nice API without any code would go a long way towards directing the community development effort.
Sounds intressting. Data Structure libs are one of the best cases to show of how cool and polymorthy your language can be.
I dont know if that exists allready but I think I am going to implment a persisten vector (like clojure vector) in rust and see if it interacts nice with other libs.
I have done with other languages, would give a lot of inside into rust.
That sounds great. We do have a basic package management system (https://github.com/mozilla/cargo-central), so it'll be easy to get anything you write into the community.
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Absolutely, the standard libraries are sorely desperate for some TLC. If anyone fancies themselves a connoisseur of batteries-included libraries in the vein of Python and Go, even just stubbing out a nice API without any code would go a long way towards directing the community development effort.
Sounds intressting. Data Structure libs are one of the best cases to show of how cool and polymorthy your language can be.
I dont know if that exists allready but I think I am going to implment a persisten vector (like clojure vector) in rust and see if it interacts nice with other libs.
I have done with other languages, would give a lot of inside into rust.
That sounds great. We do have a basic package management system (https://github.com/mozilla/cargo-central), so it'll be easy to get anything you write into the community.