I understand that it is very popular and is increasing adoption. But I was more targeting the embedded systems/hardware. Obviously this blog post is a step in that direction, but I'm still curious if hardware manufacturers will want to spend time adopting it.
I'm curious about this as someone who is interested in making DIY smart home products as well as their recently announced Zigbee radio module.
But genuine question, is Rust ever going to catch on in the mainstream? It seems to have a bunch of nice to have features and great optimization. But the pick up, from what I've seen, has been less than stellar.
RCG with 5 years as an intern. Now that I'm out of college, most of my projects have been minor features that take more time fighting an ancient windows GUI library than actually improving my programming skills. Any suggestions for finding work that will actually improve applications of the various algorithms(outside of grinding leetcode)
Recently did the same. I wish Obsidian had some of the nicer looking UI elements (such as editing a table without switching to markdown). I plan to stick with Obsidian for now, but am looking for something else since Obsidian is too limited(but the devs are great)