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    • printf() and floating point numbers
    • More advanced aspects of pattern matching in Rust
    • time_it: a Case Study in Rust Macros
    • Rust Closures: Returning `impl Fn` for `move` closures
    • Allocation API, allocators and virtual memory
    • Checking status of Rust features
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    • Resizing video with ffmpeg
    • Mono to stereo
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I find weekly newsletters a convenient way for digesting information. It works as follows: someone knowledgeable prepares a curated list of links on a particular topic: articles, blog posts, news, pull requests, etc. and sends it weekly by e-mail to all subscribers. Then you can save time by skimming through the best links on, say, Friday instead of reading them one by one throughout the week.

Currently subscribed to:

  • - "Best articles on startups, technology, programming, and more. All links are curated by hand from Hacker News". If you choose the only one of those I recommend this newsletter, it's simply the best.

  • - "Weekly links to help you become a better developer"

  • - "Handpicked Rust updates, delivered to your inbox"

  • - "Each issue features several hand-picked links to interesting content about Haskell from around the web."

  • - great technical blog covering many topics in a simple to understand manner, I would call it project-oriented.

Others

  • - for further inspiration, see this large collection of newsletters from "Awesome" network

Hacker Newsletter
Better Dev Link
This Week in Rust
Haskell Weekly
Julia Evans blog weekly digest
https://github.com/zudochkin/awesome-newsletters
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Technical newsletters

A list of interesting newsletters (mostly about programming)