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Last year, the discomfort in my arms after using the computer got too bad to continue ignoring, and I ordered my first ergonomic keyboard, the MoErgo Glove80.

Last weekend I was playing around with a way to represent null-terminated UTF8 strings in Rust.

Lately I’ve been thinking about a new way to generate Objective-C type encodings from Rust.

Since I started automatically testing my Rust crate with Travis, I had always wanted to test on iOS as well.

I previously wrote about how to interoperate between Objective-C and Rust and use a Rust macro to pass a variable number of arguments to objc_msgSend.

Since the Objective-C runtime exposes a C interface, it’s actually pretty easy to interact with from Rust.

For documenting and testing large APIs, response mocks can be a very useful tool.

The next version of Octopress is packed full of awesome improvements.

I really like git; if I could keep everything under version control, I would.