Overview of Rust error handling libraries
This is a nice overview of Rust's available error-handling crates, and some improvements to the language that are error-related. But I'd like to quickly point out that you do not <i>have</i> to pick a library from this list! I don't want anybody to read this article and go away thinking "I need to learn nine libraries in order to use Rust effectively". In the majority of cases, I've found what the language and std offer is enough for me.<p>(In fact, it leaves my favourite solution out: using the derive_more crate to auto-generate From implementations for the ? operator to use. From is a general trait, useful for far more than error handling, which is probably why it's omitted here.)