Matteo Bertini 🌈 @naufraghi@mastodon.technology

One day you will be touched by the curse of the Senior Developer, half of your team will not do a real review of your code, assuming it is correct, and then you will have to review it twice before assigning it. #developerlife

Country house: just seen a movie in streaming trough a tethering connection from my home Synology NAS, welcome future! Iliad has been a game chenger

We received a lot of applications for https://rustlab.it , choosing the right ones for the schedule will be very hard

The Call for Proposals for RustLab 2019 is open, the theme is _Rust at Work_ https://www.rustlab.it/ https://www.papercall.io/rustlab2019 #Rust #conference #italy join us on June 28-29 in Florence

If you have adopted Rust, please share your experience submitting a talk, if you are planning the adoption, join us at the conference!

I have found a dual feeling about code ownership: there is the bad gut 🚫 feeling of defending your precious code, and the good caregiver 🤰 feeling of seeing your code grow robust and maintainable.

Tech Leaders should promote the caregiver ownership, and think in that terms for what enters in the master of a long running project.

#programming #tech-lead #code-ownership

My #rust2019 wish-list https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/a6y6my/rust_2019_wishlist/ TL;DR
- Partial borrow of structs
- Function like macros (proc_macro_hygiene)
- Const generics
- Established crates (central crates for the ecosystem, shared community effort on them?)

TIL: Vim plugin: Highlight columns in CSV and TSV files and run queries in SQL-like language

https://github.com/mechatroner/rainbow_csv

#vim (similar plugin for #vscode linked in the readme)

Struggling with a #Python 2 -> 3 porting, something that could have helped a lot is:

- support for annotation syntax in Python 2 (stripping everything, just parse them)
- include `six` in both Python 2 and Python 3

#mattoncinomania #lego a Saluzzo

Sorry folks, dunno why but I used `vec!()` instead of `vec![]`, the compiler doesn't care, but the same `vec![]` is the "right" one.

#introduction time!

I'm Matteo, a software developer in Italy, I started programming ages ago with Visual Basic, that used a bit Java, and just before version 1.6 I found #Python , but I like experimenting with new languages like #Elm or #Rust (or Kotlin, or Dart)

I've been a #scout 🏕️ as a boy and a Scout Leader for years, an now I have my own two little children to take care of with my wonderful wife

I like #biking and and you'll see me more often on my #motorbike than on that 4 wheels stuff

Little #rust trivia, what is the output?

Very very WIP #gitlab bot, #rustlang with https://github.com/killercup/quicli opinionated #clap + #structopt wrapper. I have a user refined command line in almost no code!!

TR @rust_torino@twitter After the Summer break, we start again with the #rust #torino meetings. Well play with #ripgrep and friends. Well see how #clap and #termcolor would help us getting an #ifconfig workalike And, as per tradition, we'll see some #rocket https://github.com/rust-torino/meetings/issues/1

Thanks to @top_ix@twitter for hosting us.

Interested in #linux, #iot, #security? Submit your proposal at https://www.papercall.io/linuxlab18 and be part of LinuxLab 2018, 3-4 Dec in Florence

(I'm in the editorial board)

Interesting story how #golang ended up offering a simpler and less error prone time interface https://github.com/golang/proposal/blob/master/design/12914-monotonic.md#design without changing the API