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Adding links to guides like Node best practices or from RisingStack blog to README seems like a good way to recommend what works well with the app architecture.
Forbid unsafe code
I noticed the chapter on unsafe code.
There's a TODO mentioning:
check that no unsafe blocks appear in the imported dependencies
You can do that without tools, if you add #![forbid(unsafe_code) at the top of your lib.rs or main.rs.
Having said that, this not only forbids unsafe c
Just make PR with the design pattern implementation, language doesn't matter. Just follow the structure: https://github.com/ZoranPandovski/design-patterns#contribution
If the implementation already exists follow the code structure and create new dir with e.g your name, 1, 2, or use your imagination
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It will be better if you provide an example with MVC and MVVM or other Patterns.
Examples are more valuable to understand the context