Porting Niceware to Rust
Read OriginalThe article details the author's journey porting the JavaScript library Niceware to Rust. It explores the psychological shift from dynamic to statically-typed languages, discussing how strict compilers like Rust's can initially feel obstructive but ultimately lead to more reliable code. The author reflects on redefining 'progress' as writing correct, compiler-verified logic rather than just getting a running program.
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