Add overloading experiment blog post - #1907
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@graciegregory is going to parallel publish a Rust Foundation context blog post on Tuesday. Is there anything special we need to do to schedule publishing this post on Tuesday? (I'll update the PR description with this info as well.) |
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Is the plan for this to still be merged today (18th)? Sorry I have been out for a few days and may have missed an update. |
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As far as I know, yes 🙂 |
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Tuesday 18Wednesday 19 AugustThis technical blog post is an update about the nightly overloading for FFI project goal. It's aimed at compiler and interop tool developers, asking for experimentation and feedback on the
splatlang experiment.There is an existing Zulip stream for discussing this blog post. It's been through a few drafts so far, with most of the edits in a draft Google doc.
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The Rust Foundation is planning on publishing a blog post covering the broader context of the interop initiative when this one goes live. @graciegregory wants them both published on Tuesday 18 August, if that's possible?