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How can I start working on these?
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@parkr fork the repo and send pull requests for new exercises.
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@parkr fork the repo and send pull requests for new exercises.
Sorry, I mean how can I go ahead and start learning Rust via the exercises :) Hehe
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The Rust track is on hold until the language matures a bit more, the changes from release to release have historically been too big to keep up with.
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Is there a beta
switch? That would be cool. :)
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If they worked and were maintained, they'd be up for everyone. We don't really release things in beta, shortly after it works it goes up. The main issue is that most of the tests here were started on a while ago, and they don't even compile anymore. Tests that don't work aren't very helpful.
What's needed is a person or group of people who will volunteer to port all of the exercises to the latest version of Rust, commit to doing that every time a new version of Rust comes out (while the syntax is still unstable), and ideally also make sure reviews are happening (which can be a pretty big time sink).
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You can pull down individual rust exercises and do them:
exercism fetch rust dominoes # or whatever problem
The list of exercises will shortly be available in the CLI, but for now you can look here:
https://github.com/exercism/xrust/blob/master/config.json#L6-L20
You can even submit them to the website, but nobody would be looking for them, so it's unlikely that you would get any feedback.
Note that I'm not encouraging you to do this, just saying that it's possible.
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The Rust language has been released, so this seems like it should happen now.
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Indeed. The tests are running green.
I'll turn the track on, but we do still need a short intro to how to get started with the language (point to where/how to install it, and perhaps a tutorial or two where you can learn the basic syntax and concepts in the language.
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The documentation is here: exercism/docs#140 - I'm deploying that now.
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I'm launching the track, but will hold off on actually announcing it for a few days so that we can catch any weird issues if they crop up.
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💃 Thanks guys!
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Yay 😀
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Any news on this front? Looks like Rust still hasn't landed in exercism :( Thanks for the great job though!
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If you scroll in the "languages" list in the navbar, Rust is there. Also, exercism fetch
should give you rust exercises (or exercism fetch rust
)
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You're right. I found that browsing exercism with an iPhone 6 you can't see the full list of languages (it stops at Ruby) and you can't scroll further down. That's why I thought Rust didn't land on exercism, sorry for that.
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I didn't realize the scrolling was still broken -- I thought we had gotten it fixed. Sorry about that!
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No problem - thanks again for making Rust available on Exercism! 👏
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Related Issues (20)
- Test in CI that we're in sync with problem-specifications HOT 2
- Simply linked list test error HOT 1
- Pin test runner to a specific version HOT 1
- Document / reconsider `topics` field in track config HOT 1
- Improve example solution testing scripts
- CamelCase test unintentionally removed from acronym exercise HOT 2
- Building a training set of tags for rust HOT 25
- Tests fail with no output HOT 16
- Tests don't pass when sending Cargo.toml with optional dependency HOT 1
- Remove all util functions from test files HOT 6
- Test in CI that stubs don't generate clippy warnings HOT 1
- Move more CI tests to rust tooling
- Concepts for this track are not displayed HOT 1
- word-count: change interface from u32 to usize
- test type_override fails even when correct solution is made in macros lesson HOT 1
- Performance issue about the Isogram problem approach HOT 1
- Add test that templates match generated test suite HOT 5
- One of two-bucket's test case is wrong HOT 3
- Improve exercise order HOT 1
- new test case for Phone Number HOT 2
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