marcelarie/blog

https://marcelarie.github.io/

My name is Marcel and I'm a 28 y/o software developer from Barcelona, Spain. My journey as a programmer began over 3 years ago. I specialize in using React and TypeScript for my Frontend projects, as well as Node.js, Rust, and Ruby for backend and CLI programs.

What I do:

• 🦾 I'm currently working at Stuart as a Fullstack developer.
• 🌱 I'm learning Rust and reinforcing my low level knowledge to create some really cool projects in the future.
• 💯 I am an active collaborator in various open source projects, constantly seeking opportunities to contribute and improve.

Contact Me:

• email: [email protected]
• blog: marcelarie.com
• cv: markdown or pdf
• linkedin: /in/marcelarie

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My First Post | marcelarie

What is async-await ? If you just started programming async-await may feel a strange concept. For now you write code in a file and it runs in order, that is it right? But the web doesn’t work like that, all the communication that we do today its asynchronous.
So for example this will be synchronous code:
fn synchronous_hello() { println!("hello!"); } fn main() { let hello = synchronous_hello(); // "hello!" gets printed } use futures::executor::block_on; // we talk about this later :) async fn asynchronous_hello() { println!

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