Rust is a language built for speed and safety. This guide shows you the best ways to write Rust code. You will learn how to manage ownership and borrowing to prevent bugs. It also covers error handling with Result and the ? operator. These patterns help you build reliable and fast applications.
Anyone new to Rust or experienced can benefit from these tips. They make your code cleaner and easier to maintain. Use enums and pattern matching to keep states clear. Follow these practices to avoid common mistakes.
Global
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/rust-patternsProject
mkdir -p .claude/skills/rust-patternsSource Repository
Typescript Advanced Typeswshobson/agents
Master advanced TypeScript types for safer and more flexible code
Python Executorqu-skills/skills
Execute Python code safely with 100+ libraries for data, scraping, and media
Golang Error Handlingsamber/cc-skills-golang
Learn to create, wrap, inspect, and log Go errors like a professional engineer
Golang Performancesamber/cc-skills-golang
Speed up your Go code using proven patterns for allocation reduction and CPU efficiency
Golang Design Patternssamber/cc-skills-golang
Idiomatic Go patterns for clean constructors error handling and graceful shutdown
Golang Concurrencysamber/cc-skills-golang
Write safe Go concurrency with goroutines, channels, and sync primitives
Golang Contextsamber/cc-skills-golang
Master Go context for cancellations, timeouts, and request values
Golang Data Structuressamber/cc-skills-golang
Optimize Go data structures for speed and memory efficiency with internals knowledge