Compiler-Driven Development in Rust

Compiler-Driven Development in Rust, including TDD, CDD, and the Typestate Pattern.

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When I write a new Rust program, I don't start with functions or methods or any runtime code. I start with the model of my application, expressed with Rust's rich type system.
Interacting with the real-world, on disk or through the network is too slow for me, at first, I need to iterate faster than that, to sketch out my ideas, unconstrained by the outside world.

This compile-checked whiteboarding I call Compiler-Driven Development.

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