Screenkata – FizzBuzz in Rust

Join Mattsi Janksy, Software Craftsperson and developer at Codurance, as he focuses this week on the Rust language.  In this screen kata he shows you how to set up your environment and then works through the FizzBuzz kata.

Rust is an open-source language, first released in 2010, and has a growing and supportive community.

It has a strong type system, thread-safety features, and the ability to link with C code, making it a suitable language for developing low-level systems, game engines, and browsers.

Codurance supports Rust Nation and Mattsi Jansky along with his colleague, Jocelyn Facchini will be running workshops at Rust Nation '23 on 16th & 17th February, 2023.

FizzBuzz is aimed at the TDD novice and takes just 20 minutes.

If you prefer Typescript then why not work through FizzBuzz with Laurence Lord and Daniel Bird, as they pair programme through the same kata or work with Yeray Cabello using F#. 

Getting set up can be the roadblock to starting a kata. In our screenkatas you can join our Software Craftspeople and let them show you how to set up your repositories for Java, PHP, Python and Typescript. For other languages, check out our guide on GitHub.

Love our #kataday challenges?  Then find them all here and don't forget that our Katalyst portal is filled with programming problems to expand and sharpen your coding skills.