The Boring Edit https://www.theboringedit.in A quiet, personal, editorial blog by Nirmit Aggarwal — warm paper, ink text, one loud orange. Written in markdown, compiled to static ink. en Mon, 28 Sep 2026 12:00:00 GMT The Boring Edit static pipeline Hello, The Boring Edit https://www.theboringedit.in/blog/hello-the-boring-edit https://www.theboringedit.in/blog/hello-the-boring-edit Mon, 28 Sep 2026 12:00:00 GMT Welcome to The Boring Edit — a calm corner of the internet where I document what I'm learning, building, reading and thinking about. Here's what lives here and why it exists. meta writing Introduction to Rust: why it exists, who runs on it, and how to start today https://www.theboringedit.in/blog/introduction-to-rust https://www.theboringedit.in/blog/introduction-to-rust Mon, 28 Sep 2026 12:00:00 GMT Why Rust exists, the memory problems it eliminates, which big organisations and projects run on it, how to install it in minutes, and the communities that support it. rust basics getting-started Rusty's Hello World! https://www.theboringedit.in/blog/rustys-hello-world https://www.theboringedit.in/blog/rustys-hello-world Mon, 28 Sep 2026 12:00:00 GMT A detailed tour of Rust's printing macros — print!, println!, eprint!, eprintln!, write! and format! — plus the formatting engine: positional and named args, padding, radix, and Display vs Debug with code-output examples. rust basics macros