Medium1 year agoScalaA few nice Rust features from a JVM/C perspectiveRust is a growing language used in various applications and systems. Rust has interesting traits and features that set it apart from other languages. [ more ]
Medium1 year agoScalaA few nice Rust features from a JVM/C perspectiveRust is a growing language in popularity and is used in various applications and systems. Rust features like handling nulls using Option enum and default immutability provide advantages over other languages like Java and Scala. [ more ]
Medium1 year agoScalaA few nice Rust features from a JVM/C perspectiveRust is a growing language used in various applications and systems. Rust has interesting traits and features that set it apart from other languages. [ more ]
Medium1 year agoScalaA few nice Rust features from a JVM/C perspectiveRust is a growing language in popularity and is used in various applications and systems. Rust features like handling nulls using Option enum and default immutability provide advantages over other languages like Java and Scala. [ more ]
Alvinalexander9 months agoScalaUsing the Scala Option, Some, and None idiom (instead of Java null)Using the Option class in Scala is a powerful idiom for handling null values and improving code clarity. The Option class allows functions to return instances of Some or None, making it clear if a value is present or not. [ more ]
Alvinalexander9 months agoScalaUsing the Scala Option, Some, and None idiom (instead of Java null)Using the Option class in Scala is a powerful idiom for handling null values and improving code clarity. The Option class allows functions to return instances of Some or None, making it clear if a value is present or not. [ more ]
Alvinalexander9 months agoScalaUsing the Scala Option, Some, and None idiom (instead of Java null)Using the Option class in Scala is a powerful idiom for handling null values and improving code clarity. The Option class allows functions to return instances of Some or None, making it clear if a value is present or not. [ more ]
Alvinalexander9 months agoScalaUsing the Scala Option, Some, and None idiom (instead of Java null)Using the Option class in Scala is a powerful idiom for handling null values and improving code clarity. The Option class allows functions to return instances of Some or None, making it clear if a value is present or not. [ more ]