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You don't. You code for fun because you want to learn things, not beause you want to complete projects. Once you've learned something, it's ok to move to something more interesting. Leave the boring ...

I've always tried to match the language to where the data exists and how it will be used. If I'm pulling information from a remote server and I want to make it available as a web-interface, then PHP, ...

Funny workaround - some derive macros that have special handling for certain types often determine that syntactically (i.e. by tokens only) - so you can use a type alias to thwart it: use chrono::{...

The problem is that your token is not using a standard JWT alg. jsonwebtoken expects values like RS256, but your token has: "http://www.w3.org/2001/04/xmldsig-more#rsa-sha256" That’s an XML ...

figgyfarts is not alone in this. I've been doing the same thing for over 30 years and I don't consider it a problem.

As far as I can tell this is not sound, because AsyncFnMut implementations can be generic over lifetimes and the call to check_thread_safe may infer a different lifetime than a call to the closure. ...

Thank you, that is some great advice!

Thank you for the advice! I think the Java GUI path is least likely to work out. The PHP version could be nice for viewing the page from my phone (if I managed to host it on my Raspberry Pi), and the ...

This depends what's causing you to switch languages. If you're hitting major problems with a given language, preventing you from implementing what you're trying to do, then that's a sign it's worth ...