Coding Guidelines
zhanghandong/rust-skillsThe Rust coding guidelines skill helps you write better Rust code. It covers naming, formatting, and best practices. You get 50 core rules to follow.
This skill is for Rust developers who want clean and safe code. It tells you how to name variables and functions. It also explains when to use certain patterns like newtypes and Cow
You can learn about error handling with ? propagation. You can also see which old tools to avoid and what to use instead. This makes your code easier to read and maintain.
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