What system are you using? I mean I am assuming it is a Linux based OS, but which one? I looks so clean and perfect/

I am following your tutorials, which is amazing. Always right to the point, always working great. Except for with one, which seems due to newsapi now requiering a UserAgent header. So I added the line .header("User-Agent", "CliNews") in fetch_async and it works. Thanks for the excellent job!

cargo install bacon 🔥 ty

Subscribed. even your website has some great articles. Good one

Cargo deb is not working on my system it shows "You are creating a package for your current operating system only, and not for Linux.Use --target if you want to cross-compile"

This is great content, thank you, your videos helped clear up some confusion I was facing with rust, and you taught egui really well! Thanks!

Really helpful!

Thanks

Thanks for taking time to put this together. Much appreciated.

Great video, thank you! I have noticed you use zsh too, and I was wondering how did you install bacon? I have installed it as you suggested with cargo install bacon but when I call it from terminal is red, meaning the command is not recognised. Do you happen to know why? Thanks again :)

after clicking on refresh button my application got stuck on loading page. please help!!!!

I think it would be much easier using Trunk

Not even one single code that I get from tutorials in Rust works. So impressive

my level of trust to the author after he mentions haskell typeclasses ↗️↗️↗️

Excellent video. I faced an edge case when using the News API, sometimes it provides Null values for the titles and urls, and the app crashes because serde can't deserialize such data. I modified the code as below after doing some reading, and now it always(at least for now, not sure if other exceptions can occur) works. Basically this handles the case when the API gives a null value. Leaving it here if someone else gets stuck in this issue. #[derive(Deserialize, Debug)] pub struct Article { #[serde(deserialize_with = "deserialize_null_default")] pub title: String, pub url: String, } fn deserialize_null_default<'de, D, T>(deserializer: D) -> Result<T, D::Error> where T: Default + Deserialize<'de>, D: Deserializer<'de>, { let opt: Option<T> = Option::deserialize(deserializer)?; Ok(opt.unwrap_or_default()) }

is there a way to set opacity of 50% on the whole window in iced? transparency setting is not doing anything for me.

Great videos!

I stumbled upon rust by accident having become totally disillusioned with c++ due to the tiresome and faulty header file structure and its inability to reliably work with OpenGL and other graphics packages and the difficulty of generating UI buttons. I'm a semi retired micro electronics designer (only hardware until a few years back!!) and teacher and am aiming to develop some software for interfacing projects with the raspberry pi as a start - I've come from having successfully programmed in python (mostly interactive stuff for kids in after school clubs) but realised it is too slow being an interpreted language. I also learned Pi Assembler but it has issues communicating to graphics devices using the "mailbox" . Rust (so far) appears to overcome the problems I faced with c++ and Pi assembler and your tutorial is so far the best and most informative support I have found, many thanks; I shall be studying your presentations and applying your superbly presented material over the next few weeks; if you are aware of any issues about using rust with the Pi 4b I'd be most grateful for your advice - just hoping that graphics will work - compiling code for graphics using the nano editor produces loads of errors and I've just switched over to visual studio code (I use visual studio with c# on my laptop). In the meantime you have my very best wishes, you are a very clever chap sir, I envy you for being a "natural" at this (I feel I will struggle for ever at it!!)and once again many thanks for "exploding the myth"

Does it compile on windows?

What cursor pack do you use?

Thank you.. see you in 7b :)

Inspired by your app, I tried a different API that returned a JSON array of objects. That led me down a rabbit hole learning more about json_serde and how to model this in Rust. I got there in the end! Thx!

Google pitchfork will put an end in all this suffering very soon

dude, this is the only tutorial out there for EGUI is approachable! Good job really... Covering almost everything, not too fast, not too slow and expressive... gj really

Great series. How are you able to drag the window around when you have disabled the window decorations?

Sorry. I have really tried to follow this tutorial as I'd really like to learn. You go through things too fast, beginning with having the implementation fill in automatically at 7:00. I could not get this to work. I paused the playback and tried to enter in the function manually, but all I get is errors. I'm not new to programming, just new to Rust. Right now it seems impossible to learn from your examples.

Hi, for this implementation with threads, there seems to be 2 behaviours. 1. if no api_key exist on start up - thread closes after fetch news 2. if api_key exist on start up - thread will maintain and go into an infinite loop with blocking at app_rx.recv()? For preload_articles() function, i seem to be getting infinite warn logs. Is that expected cuz I do not see that in the video. anyway, thanks for making this series!

2022-10 - Using Mac OSX I'm getting an error: no `run_native` in the root when building against the wasm32 target Not sure if this is Mac specific or what. almost no info found via googling. If anybody has same issue and has solved, please let me know. (It compiles fine when targeting the native desktop, just not 'wasm32') error[E0432]: unresolved import `eframe::run_native` --> headlines/src/main.rs:1:26 | 1 | use eframe::{egui::Vec2, run_native, NativeOptions}; | ^^^^^^^^^^ no `run_native` in the root

Will the refresh logic work if there was no API key set at launch time? Seems to me that the match arm dealing with the refresh message is using the API key set at init and therefore won't know what the newly set API key is.

For RPM based linux distributions ie Fedora and RHEL instead of cargo-deb use the "cargo-rpm" crate

just out of curiosity what is the settings/extension/theme your using for the dock in gnome?

Question: Why is 'render_top_panel()' placed into 'impl Headlines' but the helper functions 'render_footer' and 'render_header' are not?

this is what i've been looking for... for so long. I do not overexaggerate when I say that this (imo) is close to perfect. (maybe speak a bit louder) Keep up the amazing work!

if anyone is install bacon, try installing using "cargo install --locked bacon". normal "cargo install bacon" throws "tokio" error in the end

Why I find such videos so relaxing & inspiring. Thank you! Keep on posting 🤗

Hello! Thanks for making this video. It all worked fine until the render_articles function. From that point until now building and running generates many lines of errors. None of these errors were from the code I entered, but from at least one of the crates. One of them says something like "can't be used in a stable release." I've spent a good couple of hours trying to figure it out. I thought I would be following your tutorials as you get into using egui. I'm lost. It is a shame you didn't post your source files for this tutorial, but for a future one.

Now you have two title bars? How to remove the default title bar?

Great video, but I would like to mention that the Imgui library, is actually called "Dear Imgui" and is pronounced "Dear I'm GUI"

your vids are great. i got so much understanding of stuff from rust... this is fantastic

when i try to create the debian package using cargo deb i get this error unrecognized option: --strip-unneeded does anyone know how to solve that? I'm on macOS Monterey 12.4

This was a great tutorial; do you know what is the best way to play an audio file (e.g. mp3) with egui?

This lesson was awesome thank you very much 🦀❤️

Amazing thank you for the tutorial ❤️🦀

This is amazing and much more easier than I expected to do in Rust! Coming from Java, the Java program to do the same thing would be hundreds of lines longer to do the same thing Thank you very much for this tutorial and keep up with the Rust tutorials! 🦀

Very nice, thank you for the course!

isn't YEW better and faster than this?

I love your voice

Thank you

Super life intro thanks a lot!

and also the immediate compile and the output on the terminal, which plugin do you use?