Just released, the time is ripe for a tutorial on how to read and write CSV data in Rust. This tutorial is targeted toward beginning Rust programmers, and is therefore full of examples and spends some time on basic concepts. Experienced Rust programmers may find parts of this useful, but would probably be happier with a quick skim. For an introduction to Rust, please see the official book. The CSV library is available on Github.

Geek, coding and other madness. Convert a router to an AP. NES controller and a RaspberryPi. 4000 series CMOS 24 hour clock. Nginx with PHP on Solaris 10. Project now hosts a Raspbian.

2 Months with an Android Wear Smartwatch. Atom package for wrapping lines. Even though I have always seemed to fall back to Vim in a terminal for my coding, I have been using Atom. I was surprised at how easy and quick. Pointed me to this interesting Vim modernization project.

Click to view my resume. I am an avid SAAB fan. I currently drive a 1993 Saab 900 convertible. I like the Unix Philosophy. I like the C programming language. It is clean, concise, and unforgiving. I am interested in Nimrod. I really like sim city 3000. My best 3x3 solve time is 47 seconds. I have the Rubik 2x2, 3x3 Dayan Speed Cube, Dayan 4x4 Stickerless, and and a Shengshou 5x5. A terminal emulator for X11.

Nim is a systems and applications programming language. Statically typed and compiled, it provides unparalleled performance in an elegant package. Compiles to C, C or JavaScript. Runs on Windows, macOS, Linux, and more. Nim is coming to FOSDEM. In just under a week, FOSDEM 2018 will be taking place in Brussels. Looking for the GitHub repository? Printed soft co.

A cursory look at meta-programming in Nim. A couple weeks ago, I set out to give Golang another try. I learned about another language called Nim. I wanted to know how a language that looks like Python could have a useful macro and templating system and what that even meant.