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Yes, it did. Which just goes to show how much of a moving target Rust is right now (new releases come out every three months).
I still recommend downloading the 0.10 release to anyone who wants to play with the examples in Steve Klabnik's talk. If they want to explore beyond that, they should obviously switch to version 0.11 or the nightly builds.
Yes, it did. Which just goes to show how much of a moving target Rust is right now (new releases come out every three months).
I still recommend downloading the 0.10 release to anyone who wants to play with the examples in Steve Klabnik's talk. If they want to explore beyond that, they should obviously switch to version 0.11 or the nightly builds.