Thanks for reading through this rollercoaster series documenting my learning process with Rust! I have to admit that Rust is now one of my favorite languages, especially as I was learning it simultaneously to taking CS: 212, rated the most challenging CS class at Stanford, where I had to implement

Welcome to Week 9, the penultimate entry in this series (and normally the “calm before the storm” week at Stanford). In this article, I thought I would discuss some general gripes I had with Rust as well as specific limitations that I encountered. Sometimes bleeding edge really does mean bleeding

When working with Rust during my 10-week research project, I was more than impressed with Rust in the performance department. From compilation time to run-time, Rust just seemed to keep up. Garbage Collection Because of Rust’s guaranteed memory safety, ownership model, and robust checks from the compiler, the language

This might be one of my favorite articles to write because I immediately fell in love with the Rust tooling ecosystem. TL;DR Imagine if yarn, make, and a cousin of package.json merged into one behemoth of a stack. Welcome to cargo This article is framed  as beginner guide

Welcome back to the sixth entry in this series. This week, I discuss Egui, the open-source GUI framework built in Rust that we use to build the Legion Prof-Viewer. What’s E-gooey? Egui is a lightweight, immediate mode GUI framework for Rust that is designed to be fast and easy

Welcome to Week 5! I’m putting this short post out there because it would be great to see how my education in Rust is contributing to a real-world problem and product. Under Elliott Slaughter, I am working on tooling for the Legion project which is a HPC programming system

Welcome to Week 4 of the 10 week series on learning Rust! This week, I am going to talk about WebAssembly in the context of Rust and its use cases on the web. If you have never heard of WebAssembly, maybe the best way to explain it is from the

Hello! This week, Week 3, I will dive into my plan for learning Rust, how it panned out, and give some pointers and resources for those also learning Rust! Baby Steps Installing any new tool or language is my first step in learning it locally. That way, any examples I

Welcome back to the second installment in my series documenting my journey with Rust development. In this post, I will add context to my journey as a software engineer regarding my education, experience, and interests. This way, I  can shed light on how I see development, system design, and opportunities