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From C# to Rust: A 42-Day Developer Challenge
https://woodruff.dev/from-c-to-rust-a-42-day-developer-challenge/
I’ve spent over a decade writing C# and building solutions on .NET. But for six weeks, we will step outside the managed world of garbage collection and runtime JIT to dive headfirst into Rust—a systems programming language that promises performance, safety, and no nulls.
Over the course of 42 days, we will learn something new about Rust every single day. We will fight the borrow checker. We will make mistakes. And I will blog it all from the perspective of a C# developer trying to make sense of it.
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