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Chris Woody Woodruff

Day 18 of learning Rust as a C# dev:
Destructuring in Rust feels like unlocking a secret power.
Pull apart structs, tuples, and enums cleanly—no mess, no fuss.

Here’s why it’s my new favorite move:
woodruff.dev/destructuring-pat

Chris Woody Woodruff · Destructuring: Pattern Matching’s Power Move - Chris Woody WoodruffWe’ve made it to Day 18, and today we’re going to unlock one of the coolest moves in Rust’s pattern matching toolkit: destructuring. If you've played around with C# 7+ deconstruction, you're already familiar with the idea of "pulling things apart" for easier access. But Rust? Rust takes that idea, cranks it up, and throws in some extra muscle.
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Aptivi

Introducing the Terminaux Beta Program

We are excited to announce the first beta program for an upcoming version of the Terminaux library, the seventh major version. This program allows you to try out the new version of Terminaux in its early access phase for you to report bugs and give feedback when developing Terminaux apps.

This beta program will commence on May 8th, 2025, and will end when the new version of Terminaux is ready. This program will consist of several beta versions to ensure that we deliver this new version of Terminaux in its highest quality possible and to fix all bugs (obvious or not) prior to the official release.

The beta versions will be suffixed with the representative -beta version according to the semantic versioning guidelines, and this is important to help you identify whether you’re using the beta version or the official release. Those packages will be released on NuGet, just like all other stable releases. In GitHub, those releases will be branded as the “pre-release” versions to let you know.

If you have any feedback, bugs, or suggestions, please send them to our GitHub issues via this link. Your feedback is essential in helping us identify areas for further improvements and to enhance user experience.

#bassboom#beta#BetaProgram
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Rafael Perez

Startup CTO, writer and coach Dr. Milan Milanović shares a love letter to C# in 2025, and why its adherents believe it's such a good choice. He discusses, amongst other topics:

1. Language Features
2. The .NET Ecosystem
3. Tooling
4. Libraries and NuGet
5. Documentation
6. Community
7. Popularity
8. C# vs Other Languages, and
9. The Future of C#

He also shares a brief history of the language.

"Why C#?"

newsletter.techworld-with-mila

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Chris Woody Woodruff

Day 15 of learning Rust as a C# dev:

No classes. No inheritance. No constructors.

Rust structs keep it simple and make you rethink how much you really need.

Here’s why less is more:
woodruff.dev/rust-structs-vs-c

Chris Woody Woodruff · Rust Structs vs C# Classes: Less is More - Chris Woody WoodruffWelcome back! After wrestling with Rust's strict ownership rules, let's ease into something a little more familiar (yet refreshingly different): structs. As a C# developer, you're probably thinking, "Oh, great, Rust structs are just classes, right?" Well, not exactly. Rust structs offer a minimalist and highly efficient way to structure data, contrasting nicely with our beloved C# Plain Old CLR Objects (POCOs).
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