I write Rust, love open source, and occasionally turn systems programming into stories. 🦀✨

I turn gnarly Rust concepts into bedtime stories.
My main quest right now is Land of Rust — a 20‑chapter, story‑driven book that teaches systems programming to 9‑year‑olds (and anyone who loves a good crab tale).

• 🦀 Ferris the Space Crab learns Rust to fix his spaceship
• 🧸 Ownership? That's a toy‑lending club
• ⏳ Lifetimes? That's a yoghurt expiry date
• 🧩 Traits? Think mud‑cast moulds
• 🚀 Every chapter comes with exercises, teacher guides, and illustration prompts

Rust Open Source Education Storytelling Ferris
Currently writing chapters 8–20. Always happy to chat about teaching code through stories.

If you're a Rustacean, a teacher, a parent, or just a curious human — come read, give feedback, or contribute!
👉 Land of Rust on GitHub

“A well‑told story can compile even the trickiest concept into a child's mind.”
— me, probably after midnight while writing about borrow checking 🤓