This is my 40-day devlog:

• the whole idea behind devlog is very cool

• I want to give it a shot for 40 days and see how it goes

• I think devlog will be a great way to get enough data to make good decisions and understand my learning patterns.

  day 1 (feb 9 2026)

  started with zero to rust in production chapter 6.learned about Result<(),error type> type in rust. this is a really cool pattern of error handling. Very explicit and straight forward with must check errors.hate the python way of try catch,go felt better than python and this rust way feels even better. Got introduced to type driven development, similar to what they do in functional programming to validate input fields. I don’t fully grasp the idea yet and I need to deep dive and understand this pattern

  day 2

  quickly went through the second half of chapter 6 from zero to rust in production. new crates keep popping up all the time. legit feels like there are 10 features in rust but 10 million crates and libraries that needs to be understood and glue the pieces together. I Like how rust is static linked language similar to golang so I can use a multistage build for deployment. I was able to get an extremely small docker image using multistage build thanks to static linking!