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1. Make it look like rainbows 🌈

   This post is part of an ongoing series about tests in Rust:

   1. Rust testing ecosystem

   2. Fluent assertions for numbers in Rust

   3. Equality assertions

   4. Assertion reporting

   5. Make it look like rainbows 🌈

   What can we do to improve the reporting?

   In the previous post, we ended up with the following report when …

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2. Assertion reporting

   This post is part of an ongoing series about tests in Rust:

   1. Rust testing ecosystem

   2. Fluent assertions for numbers in Rust

   3. Equality assertions

   4. Assertion reporting

   5. Make it look like rainbows 🌈

   Little recap

   In the last post, we basically designed Assertion so we would use it like this.

   let some_value = String …

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3. Equality assertions

   This post is part of an ongoing series about tests in Rust:

   1. Rust testing ecosystem

   2. Fluent assertions for numbers in Rust

   3. Equality assertions

   4. Assertion reporting

   5. Make it look like rainbows 🌈

   Equality for other types

   In the possible improvements mentioned in the last post, I mentioned splitting NumberAssertions into 2 functionalities …

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4. `cargo-sonar`

   Announcing cargo-sonar

   For a few days, I’ve been working on a small project called cargo-sonar and now is the time to make it public.

   Why?

   Sonar ^[1] is a great tool for managing the quality of your software. Although, you might disagree if you’ve been using it 10 …

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5. Dynamic iterators

   Introduction

   If you ever tried to return an Iterator from a function and had difficulties with it, this article might help.

   Let’s introduce a context first. Imagine for a minute you’re trying to define a trait to list the colors of anything. For example, you could implement this …

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6. Fluent assertions for numbers in Rust

   This post is part of an ongoing series about tests in Rust:

   1. Rust testing ecosystem

   2. Fluent assertions for numbers in Rust

   3. Equality assertions

   4. Assertion reporting

   5. Make it look like rainbows 🌈

   Introduction

   Following up on my previous blog post about the testing ecosystem in Rust, I decided to try something on …

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7. vim running Rust tests

   Introduction

   If you ever used VS Code to edit Rust source code, you might already know you can launch just the test you care about.

   

   But I love too much Vim to convert to VSCode. And yes, I know there is a Vim plugin but these emulation plugins are never …

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8. Hole is back

   Introduction

   It has been about 6 years or so since I last wrote on this blog. Life happened I guess! But I once again have the envy to express myself: document things I experiment, publish experiences I do. Always about computer sciences, what else!

   What changed?

   Well, quite a lot …

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9. Rust testing ecosystem

   This post is part of an ongoing series about tests in Rust:

   1. Rust testing ecosystem

   2. Fluent assertions for numbers in Rust

   3. Equality assertions

   4. Assertion reporting

   5. Make it look like rainbows 🌈

   Introduction

   I’ve been working with Rust daily for a year now and generally, I have been very happy with …

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