In my Claude Opus 5.5 for C# developers post I called Opus 5.5 from my own code: the Anthropic.Foundry SDK, Entra ID, and the effort parameter. This time the code calling Opus 5.5 isn’t mine. It’s Claude Code, running in my terminal and in VS Code, pointed at my Foundry resource. Microsoft already has a […]
Category: VSCode
I wanted to talk about basic types in Rust. Lets begin with Numerical Types in Rust, since Rust is a statically typed language, which means that it must know the types of all variables at compile time. I will talk about number types that are built into the language. Numerical Types Numerical values are divided […]
Continuting on from where we left off, in this post I will refactor my code to use a function such that I can reuse my code later on. I will showcase how to write Functions in Rust with VSCode. Intro If we look at our previous post we have a very simple main function and […]
In this post we are going to take our baby steps in learning Rust and the simple example of a hello world would not just cut it. We will now introduce how to Capturing User Input in Rust. Intro To get started we will use our trusty cargo package manager again to create a new […]
In this post I will go over how to write Unit test for your Rust application. We will continue with where we left off with the hello world program and see what Rust has to offer us in unit testing. Note: I will be Writing and Running Intergration Tests with Rust in VSCode. Creating Rust […]
I recently started to look into Rust and found it quite interesting and fun to work with, reminded me of working a bit like go and C lang. Thus I though it would be good to go through a blog series on of learning Rust with VSCode. I will be using WSL Ubuntu 20.04.3 LTS […]
As we have got to know that Gatsby has built in GraphQL, we will learn this time how to ask Gatsby to request data from GraphQL. We will ask for the data that we wish to populate into our blog. For simplicity sake we will only target on the title and tagline. Eventually we will […]
We have our footer and header together and it’s time to talk about Layout. We can create a layout component in Gatsby such that our header and footer can be embedded/nested into any page you wish to have later on. Example our about, contact pages. This will allow us to clean up some of our […]
Now that we have the header of the page, let’s try to focus on our footer. We will be creating a footer component in Gatsby with VSCode, we will skip the content and sidebar for the time being and get back to it later. Just like the header page we will create a new file […]
When it comes to styling in Gatsby, it allows one to style with css, less, scss, etc. I wanted to keep things simple for the time being and will use css and just copy what I have for the header in my blog to see how it will look like in Gatsby. It will be […]
