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Scott Posted on Jan 7, 2021 β€’ Edited on Jan 8, 2021 Hello! I am learning Yew for writing SPA's in Rust! I found some of the concepts difficult to understand at first and decided to take notes (simplifying the concepts for my stupid brain).....
Observations/Thoughts 2021-01-06 ~3 min read
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In this article, I would like to share some of my thoughts about a problem I encountered, my process of solving it, and possibly start a discussion about the validity of the proposed approach. I certainly would like to hear any comments and...
Observations/Thoughts 2021-01-06 ~7 min read
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A blog post titled, "Diving into Go by Building a CLI Application" has been making it's rounds of the internet. It uses a small XKCD downloader as the subject. I thought was small and self contained enough, that it'd be interesting to see t...
Rust Walkthroughs 2021-01-06 ~17 min read
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I suppose the majority of beginner programmers aspire to create something amazing and popular, and perhaps, become famous and wealthy at some point. However, when they begin, the "black screen" of a terminal doesn't seem like the next Faceb...
Rust Walkthroughs 2021-01-06 ~6 min read
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Rust Walkthroughs 2021-01-06 ~1 min read
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Originally published at deepu.tech. This is a multi-part series where I'll be talking about concurrency in modern programming languages and will be building and benchmarking a concurrent web server, inspired by the example from the Rust boo...
Rust Walkthroughs 2020-12-30 ~13 min read
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In today’s article, I’ll describe how to create a GraphQL backend using Rust and its ecosystem. The article provides examples of an implementation of the most common tasks that can be encountered while creating GraphQL API. Finally, three m...
Rust Walkthroughs 2020-12-30 ~20 min read
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Needless of a lengthy introduction, Rust is a systems-level programming language that puts "performance", "reliability", and "productivity" at the forefront of its core values. Namely, its most notable language features include memory safet...
Observations/Thoughts 2020-12-23 ~11 min read
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[Photo by Terence Burke on Unsplash, modified (cropped)] In the alternative tutorial 04 we discovered that our tests were not enough, and we left with the promise to take care of that. Here we are, honoring that promise. Of course, we will...
Rust Walkthroughs 2020-12-23 ~12 min read
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A little about my crypto journey. Back in early 2011, were having lectures about Bitcoin in our hackerspace Progressbar. Since then, I've gotten more interested in Bitcoin and more broadly blockchain tech. Later on, I followed the developme...
Rust Walkthroughs 2020-12-16 ~7 min read
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Originally posted on creativcoder.dev The other day, I was reading about LSM Tree based database storage engines (specifically, the LevelDB docs) where I came to know about a phase called compaction. LSM Tree based database storage engines...
Rust Walkthroughs 2020-12-09 ~9 min read
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It's not a secret that I'm a big fan of Elixir, so when I started doing Rust development I tried to bring some ideas from Elixir to the world of Rust. This post describes some of the tools I'm building to bring the power of Elixir to Rust....
Rust Walkthroughs 2020-12-02 ~8 min read
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Until now, we learned how to create components and how to implement basic interactions for them, but to wield the full power of a component system, we need to pass props down from parent to child components. Nesting of components into each...
Rust Walkthroughs 2020-12-02 ~6 min read
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Selenium is a tool for automating web browsers, and is often used for testing websites, especially for end-to-end testing. Rust is commonly known as a Systems Programming language and might not be your first choice when it comes to browser...
Rust Walkthroughs 2020-12-02 ~7 min read
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[Photo by Luigi Pozzoli on Unsplash, modified (cropped)] We will continue to build a CRUD API with Rocket. This installment: persistency with a DB! The code for this tutorial can be found in this repository: github.com/davidedelpapa/rocket-...
Rust Walkthroughs 2020-12-02 ~18 min read
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The Rust programming language keeps winning the middle-school popularity contest of the developer world: "most loved" on Stack Overflow surveys. So, what's this Rust thing and why is everyone enamoured? Let's explore... This happy balance R...
Observations/Thoughts 2020-11-25 ~1 min read
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After ~8 years of Go as the end-all-be-all of programming languages in my life, I started writing Rust code for a real project, not just as a hobby. The project, briefly put, is a Kubernetes system to let people easily and quickly deploy HT...
Observations/Thoughts 2020-11-25 ~4 min read
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Somehow the last article about Yew got more traction than I anticipated. Not much, but still! That's why I sat down and played a bit around with Yew again, in the hope that one day a Yew maintainer will jump in and call me out on the Rust/Y...
Rust Walkthroughs 2020-11-25 ~5 min read
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I wrote previously about cargo-c. It is a good solution if you want to use your rust crates from C: with minimal changes you get a set of libraries, header and pkg-config that downstream application won't feel any different than a normal C...
Rust Walkthroughs 2020-11-25 ~1 min read
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Rocket Tutorial 03 part II: Proper testing. [Photo by Kyle Glenn on Unsplash, modified (cropped)] We will continue to build a CRUD API with Rocket. This is the part II of the tutorial 3. It is in between tutorial 3 and tutorial 4. The reaso...
Rust Walkthroughs 2020-11-25 ~6 min read
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