Chris Amirani ⁽⁴⁾

I have a motto. If you want to learn something very well, teach it - Some wise person Well, not exactly mine. But it is something I heard long time ago and it has proven to be true time and time again. So, as much…

Hopefully by now you're all setup and ready to build. Let's start simple and just setup our project. If you have installed Rust correctly. You should start by running the following command: cargo init rusty-db In our case, we called our project rusty-db, but you…

Now that we have got our project up and running, let's actually implement the first piece we'll need to store data. To do that, I made a storage.rs file in my /src directory. This will be our storage module that we'll import later to use. Just like many other…

Now that we have defined our storage.rs module, let's import it in our main module and test it with some data. There are many ways we can do an import, let's try a simple way for now. mod storage; use storage::Database; I used the mod keyword to…