skip to contentSend owned values from worker threads through standard-library channels, and close every sender so the receiver can finish.
Use std::thread::scope to share borrowed inputs with short-lived threads and safely split mutable data between workers.
Use enum variants to describe valid states, carry the data each state needs, and make transitions explicit with pattern matching.
Understand what lifetime annotations say about borrowed values, with small examples of returned references and borrowed fields.
Unlock the secrets behind Rust's smart pointers! Discover how Deref and DerefMut make them so intuitive and powerful.
A practical guide to iter, iter_mut, and into_iter, with readable examples of filtering, mapping, and collecting values.
Learn when to handle an error, when to return it, and how the question mark operator keeps fallible Rust code readable.
Explore the fascinating world of Pin in Rust - what it is, why it exists, and how it helps us write safe async code.