# Rust 101 final project It is time to submit a proposal for the final project - Form groups of 2 or 3 people - Build a small rust project - up to 2 groups can work on the same topic The proposal needs to be submitted by TODO by TODO Af the end of the project following will be required (deadline is TODO) - the source of your project (e.g. on github) - a small report on what you did (3 pages max) - a live 10 minute presentation (and an additional 2 minutes for questions) during the final lecture ## Project suggestions You are encouraged to suggest your own project, here are some suggestions - use a popular crate to build something - tokio (network applications) - bitvec (lowlevel binary protocols) - bevy (games) - build a GUI application (https://www.areweguiyet.com/) - implement a more complex data structure - implement and benchmark a doubly linked list - benchmark the ntpd-rs ipfilter https://github.com/pendulum-project/ntpd-rs/blob/main/ntp-daemon/src/ipfilter.rs - add "seamless slices" to the rust implementation of `RocList` (ask Folkert) - Programming languages - an interpreter for False (https://strlen.com/false-language/) - an interpreter for (a subset of) webassembly - contribute to Roc (Folkert will help you) - make an open source contribution NOTE: make sure your contribution has a good chance of being accepted; don't just create extra work for project maintainers - update inkwell's kaleidoscope example so it also works with llvm 15 https://github.com/TheDan64/inkwell/blob/master/examples/kaleidoscope/main.rs#L199