featherweight musings

This post is part 3 (and probably the final part) of a multi-part series: part 0 (an intro and brief description of KCL) part 1: units part 2: program memory part 3: look and feel This post isn't about a single feature or implementation detail, but about…

This post is part 2 of a multi-part series: part 0 (an intro and brief description of KCL) part 1: units part 2: program memory part 3: look and feel In this post I'll cover a fun and interesting problem (and two solutions) in the implementation of KCL.

This post is part 1 of a multi-part series: part 0 (an intro and brief description of KCL) part 1: units part 2: program memory part 3: look and feel This blog post is about numeric units.

In May last year I wrote a blog post on how Rust had evolved from the 1.0 release to 1.78.

This post is part 0 of a multi-part series: part 0 (an intro and brief description of KCL) part 1: units part 2: program memory part 3: look and feel For roughly the past year, I've been working with the good folk at Zoo on their CAD product, the Zoo Mode…

From a user's perspective an uncaught panic in a Rust program is a crash.

Hi ho!

Over the last few months I've been putting together a new website.

I will be giving a talk at Rustconf this year about Rustfmt and code formatters.

How has Rust changed over the years?

(This blog post is an edited version of posts on social media, slightly edited and posted here for completeness/further reach).

Over the years I've found it pretty important to have a good system for self-organisation.

I left Microsoft at the beginning of July (after two years) and also stopped working on Rust at the same time.

I recently read the blog post A decade of developing a programming language by Yorick Peterse (found via Steve Klabnik).

I've been a bit quiet on social media the past few months (more on what I've been up to in an upcoming post).