rustindia / rust-for-undergrads

C/C++ programming probelms re-written in Rust

Rust India Community Repo

This repo contains the following details:

• Details of event conducted across India
• Teaching kits for Rust
• Resources for advance learning and participation
• Details of Rust developers
• Community blog links
• Community driven project links
• Monthly call details

Resources:

• Important Rust Links
• 5 - 10 mins Rust Demo
• 2 - 3 hrs Rust Event
• Event Issue template
• Community Projects
• Community Blog links
• Monthly Calls

Contribute:

• Raise Event Issues
• Contribute to teaching kits
• Pitch points for developers & business operators
• Lead a community call
• Create a rust project
• Write blogs about rust events
• Mobilize Rust Lang in your local Region
• Localize Rust resources

Community Channels:

• Telegram Group Link
• Rust India Slack Channel
  • Get your Slack invitation here

Code of conduct

• Code of conduct

For any queries raise a issue and please feel free to submit a PR anytime :)

rust-for-undergrads's Issues

Use rustfmt to format files

Format all rust files.

(For Hacktoberfest)

Create contribution guidelines

• Exploring different ways to contribute to this project
• Finalise
• Create

Rust source files without '.rs'

A few of the source-files are written into files that don't end with the .rs extension. Some are shabbily named. I suggest we use a naming scheme to help self-document the programs.

Improvement in Language used in Readme

The Aim for this project as taken from the readme currently states,

Encouraging undergrads to re-write C/C++ questions in their academics, job interview and programming practice problems into Rust language.

I believe, The language used in this sentence is slightly unwelcoming and attracts attention of a set of people that might not be the best for the project and rust community.

I suggest, Changing it to something more appropriate like,

Enabling undergrads to write projects sets from Academics, Job Interviews and Programming practice problems in Rust Language.

Create a issue template

• List factors to be added to the template
• Finalise
• Create template

More consistent coding style

Hi, I think it would be nice to have a more consistent pattern, because some files differ a lot in coding style.

Examples:

// Brackets below
fn main()
{

// Brackets after
fn main() {

// No space between =
digit=n%10;
        r=(r*10)+digit;
        n=n/10;

// Space between =
let x = read();
        // Followed by no space between operator
        if(x>max){
            max=x;
        }

Even though someone could just "fix" this, I think that looking into some lint tool for Rust or some CI (like Travis) would be worth it.

What do you guys think?

Poster for Rust for Undergrads

Hey guys can anyone make a poster of an event known as "Rust for undergrads" giving a short description about Rust programming language. The venue is Swecha office, Gachibowli, Hyderabad.

Collect c++ examples from academics

[Proposal] Exploiting more Rust features in examples

Maybe it can be more explicative and useful to learn Rust using more Rust features in those examples.
I think, for example, at binary_search.rs, which can include generics and traits (in a very simple way), to understand how/why to use them, and experiment the zero-cost abstraction feature of the Rust programming language.

For that, I propose to write multiple functions that exploit each of those features, or to exploit those features in different source code files.

Are you interested by one of those proposals?

Move all .rs files into src folder

• Create a folder 'src'
• Move all the .rs files into it

Deadline: December 24, 2017.

Nomenclature of Program Files

• Rename all program files According to their content
• Give Numbers to programs based on level of difficulty

Collect Java examples in academics

Publish these examples in Gitbook format

Publish all the examples in these project in the format of Gitbook.

Github repo for Gitbook format:

https://github.com/GitbookIO/gitbook

The published book can be accessed on Github page:

https://swechafsmi.github.io/Rust-for-undergrads/

Documentation of Programs

Add comments in programs