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I’m a Principle Software Engineer at #Microsoft currently working on the #AzureSDK for Rust, previously for .NET. I was also the architect of the new VSSetup engine and worked on the #wixtoolset. I love contributing to OSS. See github.com/heaths. I cycle, climb, hike, and snowshoe. #introduction

github.comheaths - OverviewPrincipal Software Engineer at @microsoft who enjoys cycling, hiking, backpacking, climbing, and snowshoeing the great Pacific Northwest when AFK. - heaths

Heath Stewart

@heaths.dev

We’re getting close to releasing our first betas of the #AzureSDK for #rustlang. I started the unofficial, unsupported project several years ago mainly as a way to exercise rust on something substantial. A vibrant community from inside Microsoft jumped in and made some pretty great stuff!

26/11/24, 3:55 pm0 reposts0 likes

Heath Stewart

@heaths.dev

26 Nov 2024

When more partners became interested we decided to make it official. I developed the guidelines after a lot of prototyping - trying to keep a lot of the code previously contributed: azure.github.io/azure-sdk/ru... We’ve revised based on early internal feedback and eager to hear some external soon.

azure.github.ioRust Guidelines: Introduction | Azure SDKs

Heath Stewart

@heaths.dev

26 Nov 2024

As described in the guidelines, we want the SDKs to feel idiomatic but consistent across languages: you’ll typically find the same client types across languages with mostly the same methods but in cases idiomatic to the language such as PascalCase types and snake_case methods for rust and python.