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Writing a Fast C# Code-Search Tool in Rust
Writing a Fast C# Code-Search Tool in Rust — John Austin.
When I began learning Rust, I had several expectations. I figured that I would be a little less productive writing code, in exchange for memory safety and C-like performance. What I did not expect, was that I would actually be more productive writing code. So much has that been the case, th
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