Boxing Errors and the Into Trait in Rust
Continuing with error handling in Rust. We're working through boxing errors using smart pointers, and digging into how the `Into` trait works for converting between error types. Also exploring the `?` operator as a cleaner alternative to manual error mapping with `map_error`. By the end we're looking at wrapping errors in custom types instead of boxing them. ⏱ Chapters 0:00 Intro — Boxing errors overview 0:30 Smart pointers and the Into trait 2:00 Implementing Display and Error traits 5:30 Understanding the Into trait 7:00 Generic functions with trait bounds 10:15 Using the ? operator for error handling 12:00 Comparing and_then vs map_error 15:30 From and Into trait relationship 20:00 Implementing Into manually 24:00 Wrapping errors in custom types #Rust #RustLang #ErrorHandling - Watch Live: / lorduhuru
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