Rust

July 28, 2026

While I have a little experience with Python, and can read enough of Python to understand most of the code that I see on the Internet. I enjoy writing Python code but I thought it would be fun to stretch my brain a bit to learn another programming language.

I have dabbled in langauges like C#, Pascal, and Swift over the years but none of them ever stuck so to speak. I'm guessing that either I didn't have a means of using those languages for a functional project, or it was too hard for my brain to operate in that language.

For this attempt of learning another language, I'm trying Rust. It seems like Rust has much of the hype and mindshare at this time. With a C like speed, a safer programming model (bad programmers can make any code insecure), and readable code - Rust seems like a good language to learn.

So here I am going through the Rust Book found at: https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/book/. While heaps, stacks, and ownership are hurting my brain I'm at least trying. The end goal is to get through the book and then try to program up a simple GTK4 in Rust just for fun.

Until then;

fn main() {
    println!("End of blog post.")
}