A new feature highlights some of flo_draw's more interesting design choices.

Desync is a Rust crate I made to take some (and hopefully most) of the hassle of creating asynchronous programs.

Large pieces of software are still hard to break down and understand. I take a look at what makes a piece of software hard to follow and suggest some ways to avoid the usual problems.

As software grows, so too does a web of dependencies. Often, dependencies are added solely because we use method calls in order to make one component communicate with another. Streams provide an alternative by removing the need for an object to reference what it talks to as well as providing alternative, sometimes better, ways that components can be composed and tested.

As well as a way to declare interfaces that can be used by a human, we need a way to find them.

As well as a way to declare interfaces that can be used by a human, we need a way to find them.

Starting off with a trait describing a simple interface, I'm building a way to develop software more interactively in Rust.