Difficulty: easy · Estimate: 2–3 hours
The README explains three buffer primitives (SPMC Ring, SingleLatest, Mailbox) but the quick-start only demonstrates SPMC Ring. Newcomers learn fastest from minimal examples per concept. Add a runnable examples/hello-single-latest that's the simplest possible "current value matters" demo.
Where to look
What to do
- Create
examples/hello-single-latest/ with Cargo.toml, src/main.rs, README.md.
- ~30–50 lines of Rust: a single
f32 "feature flag" record published every second, a tap that prints whenever the value changes.
- Add to root
Cargo.toml workspace members.
Done when
cargo run -p hello-single-latest works and prints values- The example's README explains what
SingleLatest semantics buy you in one paragraph
- Linked from main README's buffer table
We'd love help with this — comment if you'd like to take it.
Difficulty: easy · Estimate: 2–3 hours
The README explains three buffer primitives (SPMC Ring, SingleLatest, Mailbox) but the quick-start only demonstrates SPMC Ring. Newcomers learn fastest from minimal examples per concept. Add a runnable
examples/hello-single-latestthat's the simplest possible "current value matters" demo.Where to look
BufferCfg::SingleLatestdefinitionWhat to do
examples/hello-single-latest/withCargo.toml,src/main.rs,README.md.f32"feature flag" record published every second, a tap that prints whenever the value changes.Cargo.tomlworkspace members.Done when
cargo run -p hello-single-latestworks and prints valuesSingleLatestsemantics buy you in one paragraphWe'd love help with this — comment if you'd like to take it.