Zoos Rust Club [Episode 1] - How to Build Parsers Zoo 2023-10-17 | 😺 Into the exciting world of *Rust Programming* with Adam Chalmers from the *Zoo* team! In this video, we'll take you on a ride through the realm of *Rust,* with a laser focus on the art of crafting *parsers.**What's in store for you:* 🔷 In-depth insights into Rust programming 🔷 Unlock the secrets to mastering parsers 🔷 Hands-on learning to boost your proficiencyJoin us today on this enlightening educational expedition, and kickstart your journey to becoming a Rust programming wizard! 🧙♂️ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------⇊ Check us out below ⇊Website: https://zoo.devGithub: github.com/KittyCADLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/zoodotdevTwitter: twitter.com/zoodotdevDiscord: discord.com/invite/JQEpHR7Nt2
Dev live-stream: tree-sitter grammars Zoo 2024-05-24 | We're building a new programming language for 3D design (KCL aka KittyCADlang). Today we're writing a tree-sitter parser so we can get syntax highlighting and text navigation in editors like Neovim or Helix.
Zoos Rust Club [Episode 6] - Parallelism Zoo 2024-05-02 | Welcome back to Zoo's Rust Club!*What's in store for you:*🔷 Use threads to split up computation across all your CPU cores🔷 Use Rayon to run iterators in parallel🔷 Using Tokio to wait on many IO events simultaneouslyBUT If you haven't seen our first Rust Club video, check it out here ➡️ youtube.com/watch?v=QF3kMyzMC40--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Timestamps00:00 Intro02:07 Parallelism in Rust02:59 Using Rayon04:10 Fibonacci example08:15 Set up the Fibonacci example to make it easier to parallelize09:33 Parallelizing iterator with Rayon18:30 Rayon Parallel Iterator Traits21:15 Trying parallelism with Tokio 28:18 Mistake was made! Find out what it was... or skip to the next time stamp 42:51 Mistake was found and fixed! 46:10 Rayon vs Tokio Crossbeam time comparison46:43 Doing it the proper Tokio way48:49 Rayon vs Tokio Crossbeam vs Tokio async channels time comparison59:39 Trying parallelism without Rayon or any other libraries1:05:18 Manual threading time comparison1:16:30 Manual threading + batches time comparison--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ⇊ Check us out below ⇊Website: www.zoo.devGithub: github.com/KittyCADLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/zoodotdevTwitter: twitter.com/zoodotdevDiscord: discord.com/invite/JQEpHR7Nt2--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- *Zoo* creates infrastructure for hardware design. Design demands have outpaced today’s hardware design infrastructure, and the industry is due for a refresh. We're laying the foundation for a modern hardware design toolkit, so that you can create new design tools never before possible.#hardware #software #Zoo
Nerds on Patrol [Episode 4] - Elevated Materials Zoo 2024-02-16 | 🔍 Welcome back to Nerds on Patrol! In this episode, Jessie Frazelle and Josh Gomez from the Zoo team had the pleasure of chatting with the team from Elevated Materials while diving into their fascinating technology. Elevated Materials manufactures high-quality, flat carbon fiber sheets and carbon fiber plates that can be used in a huge array of industries and applications. Their carbon fiber sheets are press cured to provide better consolidation, more uniformity, greater consistency, and a better surface finish.🕵️♂️ Join us as we explore their world, and engage in a candid, eye-opening, and inspiring conversation alongside CEO Ryan Olliges, and CTO Jaysen Harris.⇊ Check out Elevated Materials ⇊elevatedmaterials.com🕒 Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction00:37 - Elevated Materials Process Walk Through34:25 - Sit Down Interview with Ryan and Jaysen55:51 - Check Out Elevated Materials!57:08 - Rapid Fire58:35 - BTS🔔 Subscribe and hit the notification bell to stay updated as we delve into the tech universe with Nerds on Patrol!Thanks for watching! If you found this video entertaining, let us know in the comments below.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ⇊ Check us out below ⇊Website: https://www.zoo.devGithub: github.com/KittyCADLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/zoodotdevTwitter: twitter.com/zoodotdevDiscord: discord.com/invite/JQEpHR7Nt2---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Credits:Director - Jessie FrazelleCreative Director - Jenna BryantProducer - YJ LimEPs - Jordan Noone, Jenna BryantDirector of Photography - A Sleeping Giant asleepinggiant.comCamera Operator - Ruben LopezEditor - Luigi LizarondoComposer - Leelan
Zoos Rust Club [Episode 5] - Operators and Traits Zoo 2024-02-01 | Welcome back to Zoo's Rust Club!*What's in store for you:*🔷 Learn how to define your types and use them with Rust's built-in mathematical operators like + or -🔷 Discover the trait system that makes this operator overloading possible🔷 Explore advanced features of traits, like "associated types"BUT If you haven't seen our first Rust Club video, check it out here ➡️ youtube.com/watch?v=QF3kMyzMC40--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Timestamps00:00 Intro00:52 Making a generic "midpoint" function04:28 Implementing the Add trait09:20 The "Output" associated type11:40 Implementing the Index trait16:40 IndexMut and supertraits19:35 Constraining generics with "where"20:25 What if two different traits use the same method name?28:45 Implementing IndexMut30:50 Using enums as indices34:05 Impling Index twice on the same type35:37 What traits does this type implement?--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ⇊ Check us out below ⇊Website: https://zoo.devGithub: github.com/KittyCADLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/zoodotdevTwitter: twitter.com/zoodotdevDiscord: discord.com/invite/JQEpHR7Nt2--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- *Zoo* creates infrastructure for hardware design. Design demands have outpaced today’s hardware design infrastructure, and the industry is due for a refresh. We're laying the foundation for a modern hardware design toolkit, so that you can create new design tools never before possible.#hardware #software #Zoo
Zoos Rust Club [Episode 4] - Error-Handling Zoo 2023-12-21 | Welcome back to Zoo's Rust Club! Today we'll learn how to handle errors.*What's in store for you:*🔷 Learn how Rust uses Result and generics to handle errors🔷 Analyze different error-handling libraries, like anyhow and thiserror, and see when each is appropriate🔷 What is the ? operator and how does it work🔷 When to return errors vs. panickingBUT If you haven't seen our first Rust Club video, check it out here ➡️ youtube.com/watch?v=QF3kMyzMC4000:00 Intro01:00 Panics vs. handling03:12 Unwrap05:10 Libraries shouldn't panic07:18 Errors shouldn't be strings09:02 Errors as enums13:10 Errors as structs16:35 Integrating HTTP error codes20:38 Hiding sensitive information from errors21:58 Match patterns in Rust22:40 Wrapping errors from other libraries25:30 Error conversion with .map_err26:30 Error conversion with From and ?28:20 The "thiserror" crate32:20 CLI tools and exit codes37:20 Real-world examples from KittyCAD's open source--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ⇊ Check us out below ⇊Website: https://zoo.devGithub: github.com/KittyCADLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/zoodotdevTwitter: twitter.com/zoodotdevDiscord: discord.com/invite/JQEpHR7Nt2
Nerds on Patrol [Episode 3] - Terraform Industries Zoo 2023-12-15 | 🔍 Welcome back to Nerds on Patrol! In this episode, Jessie Frazelle and Josh Gomez from the Zoo team had the pleasure of chatting with the team from Terraform Industries while diving into their fascinating technology. Terraform Industries is scaling technology to produce cheap natural gas with sunlight and air. They are committed to cutting the net CO2 flux from crust to atmosphere as quickly as possible. As solar power gets cheaper, there will come a time when it is cheaper to get carbon from the atmosphere than an oil well. That time is now.🕵️♂️ Join us as we explore their world, and engage in a candid, eye-opening, and inspiring conversation alongside Founder and CEO Casey Handmer, and Chemical Engineer Lucie Nurdin.⇊ Check out Terraform Industries ⇊terraformindustries.com🕒 Timestamps: 00:00 - Opening 00:18 - Introduction 00:38 - Meeting and Interview with Casey 09:52 - Interview with Lucie 36:50 - How to contact Terraform 37:26 - Rapid Fire Questions 38:38 - Outro🔔 Subscribe and hit the notification bell to stay updated as we delve into the tech universe with Nerds on Patrol!Thanks for watching! If you found this video entertaining, let us know in the comments below.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ⇊ Check us out below ⇊Website: https://zoo.devGithub: github.com/KittyCADLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/zoodotdevTwitter: twitter.com/zoodotdevDiscord: discord.com/invite/JQEpHR7Nt2
Zoos Rust Club [Episode 3] - Speeding Up Rust Code Zoo 2023-12-05 | Welcome back to Zoo's Rust Club! Today we'll learn how to measure and improve your code's performance.Rust has two great tools for measuring your code's speed:🔷 Write Criterion benchmarks to measure part of your code🔷 Run the Criterion benchmarks to analyze how long the benchmarked code takes to run🔷 Use a Flamegraph to visualize how that code is spending its time, and where you should try to improve it.We'll benchmark the HTML parser from youtube.com/watch?v=QF3kMyzMC40, visualize its performance, try some different strategies to improve and see which ones work!Timestamps:0:00:00 Intro0:01:24 Naive, unoptimized parser0:02:40 Setting up Criterion benchmarks0:06:56 Running benchmarks0:09:00 Criterion HTML reports0:10:25 Measuring throughput with benchmark groups0:27:21 Using flamegraphs to visualize benchmarks0:36:58 Switching to a faster hash function0:47:51 Analyzing performance tradeoffs0:57:57 Exploring Criterion's codegen1:01:40 Benchmarking with Hyperfine1:04:11 Benchmarking different implementations--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ⇊ Check us out below ⇊Website: https://zoo.devGithub: github.com/KittyCADLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/zoodotdevTwitter: twitter.com/zoodotdevDiscord: discord.com/invite/JQEpHR7Nt2
Nerds on Patrol [Episode 2] - Launchpad Zoo 2023-11-30 | 🔍 Welcome back to Nerds on Patrol! In this episode, Jessie Frazelle and Josh Gomez from the Zoo team had the pleasure of chatting with the team from Launchpad while diving into their fascinating technology. Whether you outsource or manufacture in-house, Launchpad can accelerate your manufacturing and shorten your supply chain. Turn complex and expensive manufacturing into an easy-to-use, AI-powered process.🕵️♂️ Join us as we explore their world, and engage in a candid, eye-opening, and inspiring conversation alongside CEO Yoav Zingher, and systems engineer Josh Pillitiere.⇊ Check out Launchpad ⇊https://www.launchpad.build/🕒 Timestamps: 00:00 - Opening00:17 - Introduction00:38 - Meeting Yoav01:05 - Meeting Josh P01:17 - Interview with Yoav and Josh P22:42 - Rapid Fire Questions26:19 - Outro🔔 Subscribe and hit the notification bell to stay updated as we delve into the tech universe with Nerds on Patrol!Thanks for watching! Who else should we visit? 🕵♂️ Let us know in the comments below!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ⇊ Check us out below ⇊Website: https://zoo.devGithub: github.com/KittyCADLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/zoodotdevTwitter: twitter.com/zoodotdevDiscord: discord.com/invite/JQEpHR7Nt2---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Credits:Director - Jessie FrazelleCreative Director - Jenna BryantProducer - YJ LimEPs - Jordan Noone, Jenna BryantDirector of Photography - Demi BrooksEditor - Luigi LizarondoComposer - Leelan
Nerds on Patrol [Episode 1] - Machina Labs Zoo 2023-11-16 | 🔍 Welcome to Nerds on Patrol!! In this episode, Jessie Frazelle and Josh Gomez from the Zoo team had the pleasure of chatting with the team from Machina Labs while diving into their fascinating technology. Machina Labs is unlocking the centuries-old manufacturing industry by combining the latest advances in robotics and AI to build the next generation of factories.🕵️♂️ Join us as we explore their world, and engage in a candid, eye-opening, and inspiring conversation alongside CEO Edward Mehr, and engineers Ashkan Pourkand and Naghmeh Zamani.⇊ Check out Machina Labs ⇊machinalabs.ai🕒 Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction00:37 - Interview with Ed27:35 - Interview with Ashkan and Naghmeh1:09:37 - Rapid Fire with Ed1:13:17 - Check out Machina Labs!1:13:56 - Behind the Scene🔔 Subscribe and hit the notification bell to stay updated as we delve into the tech universe with Nerds on Patrol!Thanks for watching! If you found this video entertaining, let us know in the comments below.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------⇊ Check us out below ⇊Website: https://zoo.devGithub: github.com/KittyCADLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/zoodotdevTwitter: twitter.com/zoodotdevDiscord: discord.com/invite/JQEpHR7Nt2---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Credits:Director - Jessie FrazelleCreative Director - Jenna BryantProducer - YJ LimEPs - Jordan Noone, Jenna BryantDirector of Photography - A Sleeping Giant asleepinggiant.comCamera Operator - Ruben LopezSet PA - Demi BrooksEditor - Luigi LizarondoComposer - Leelan
Zoos Rust Club [Episode 2] - How to Build Parsers [Pt 2] Zoo 2023-11-10 | Welcome back to Zoo's Rust Club! We will be going more in depth about parsers with a concise recap of our last video!*What's in store for you:*🔷 Building a realistic tokenizer and parser for a real-world programming language🔷 Use Winnow for performant, readable code🔷 Learn the nuances of actually implementing a programming languageBUT If you haven't seen our first video, check it out here ➡️ youtube.com/watch?v=QF3kMyzMC40Chapters:0:00:00 Fumbling around0:00:50 Intro to Winnow0:03:00 Tokenizing a programming language0:07:15 Raw string literals0:08:45 How Winnow works0:11:40 Combinator: one_of, repeat, recognize0:15:09 Combinator: alt, dispatch0:21:22 PResult and ErrMode0:23:34 Parser inputs0:26:08 Unit testing the parser0:31:30 Combinator: separated, tuples, opt0:40:30 Slices of tokens with lifetimes0:42:30 Handling custom error types0:49:30 Combinator: try_map, verify0:55:15 Parsing whitespace and comments0:58:40 The most complicated parser1:04:39 Shortcomings and limitations of our parser1:07:00 Beautiful error messages and testing--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ⇊ Check us out below ⇊Website: https://zoo.devGithub: github.com/KittyCADLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/zoodotdevTwitter: twitter.com/zoodotdevDiscord: discord.com/invite/JQEpHR7Nt2
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