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Mario Zupan
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Jan 28, 2021 â‹… 15 min read

Rust and TUI: Building a command-line interface in Rust

Mario Zupan I'm a software developer originally from Graz but living in Vienna, Austria. I previously worked as a full-stack web developer before quitting my job to work as a freelancer and explore open source. Currently, I work at Netconomy.

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One Reply to "Rust and TUI: Building a command-line interface in Rust"

  1. This is a great article. Just wanted to mention that `expect` is used incorrectly. The string slice argument passed to expect is actually the panic message printed in a None, or Err variant

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