Ricardo Muñoz

Rust Playground

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RuSt PlayGround (or rspg) is a static page using mdbook and a code repository where I share Rust code snippets and experiments mainly from my learning journey

RSPG is the place where I code in Rust just for fun and learning purposes.

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I started learning Rust a couple of years ago. Coming from a C++ background in firmware development days, I found it to be a very interesting programming language. When learning a new programming language, I usually like to experiment with small code snippets and algorithms to gain a better understanding of the language’s features and idioms.

I also try to complete, if time permits, the yearly Advent of Code challenge using the new language, as a way to practise problem-solving and coding skills. For example, I did this with Haskell in 2024.

RSPG now just have a few algorithms from the book Algorithms 4th ed. by Robert Sedgewick and Kevin Wayne. To visualise the algorithms, I used the ggez library, which is a lightweight game framework for Rust.