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Rust Language Cheat Sheet - https://cheats.rs
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Add exercism.org #170

Closed peter-scholtens closed 2 years ago

peter-scholtens commented 2 years ago

I enjoyed using exercism.org to learn thinking in Rust language. Once entered a successful solution, participants will see solutions of others too and can receive or provide feedback. Possible make a next tab "Secondary Steps" or so.

ralfbiedert commented 2 years ago

Thanks for the PR.

However, I think the site is too cluttered and nudges too much for users to sign up, in other words, it's not "lightweight". It is also not dedicated to Rust (they have Rust as one of 50+ topics) alone. While I can appreciate that people might find it useful, I think there are more appropriate sites if we want to keep our lists short.

peter-scholtens commented 2 years ago

The other sites looked a little too much textbook examples: only the suggested solution is correct. The nice thing from problem solving is that it challenges you if you can think or express your thoughts in the Rust language. Similarly as I used https://projecteuler.net/recent in the past too (which is fully language agnostic, though certainly not handy here). I leave it up to you.

ralfbiedert commented 2 years ago

Yes, all of these are good sites in their own way. It's just that we have to filter by some criteria (otherwise we'll be just a copy of awesome-rust), and there are dozens of Rust learning sites we could add, but then again if we add them all, it's almost like Google without page rank.