Yesterday we attended the PDX Rust meet-up and saw Andy Grover give a presentation on his project Froyo.
Today we worked at the Portland Mozilla office to program on a really easy Servo issue just to get used to the workflow. With the help of our coach Nick we were able to submit our first pull request, which was accepted. :)
Things we did:
- Re-factored some code related to Interval Profiling, specifically the calculation of the mean, median, minimum, and maximum of the time spent on various events. (Not related to the Fetch API, which is our main project.) The PR: here.
- Upgraded Emacs configuration, e.g.
rust-mode, and learned some best practices for using Emacs - Implemented step one of Headers.append() for the Fetch API (normalize), together with Nick.
To-Do:
- Learn more Rust
- Implement more of the Headers methods
- Write tests for the append() method