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Disclaimer I am not a Rust expert, I am just getting started, so please take everything you read here with a grain of salt. You probably don't want to use any of this in production code. There are libraries written by actual Rust developers...
Rust Walkthroughs 2020-11-25 ~12 min read
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I missed the official call for blog post submissions, I still want to share some ramblings of my hopes for Rust in 2021. I’ll split this up into two sections: What I hope to see from the community, and what I hope to see for myself. What I...
Observations/Thoughts 2020-11-18 ~5 min read
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[Photo by Denys Nevozhai on Unsplash, modified (cropped)] We will continue to explore Rocket's capabilities. This time we are getting closer to the real deal (sort of...) The code for this tutorial can be found in this repository: github.co...
Rust Walkthroughs 2020-11-18 ~18 min read
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Everyone is talking about Rust lately, and it seems to be delivering what other C/C++ killers didn't. Safe, high-performance system software. But with the dawn of WebAssembly (WASM), Rust can also dive into the frontend realm. Since Rust ha...
Rust Walkthroughs 2020-11-18 ~7 min read
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At Charlie foxtrot we aim to stay relevant and keep up with new and exciting tech. So how do we do that? We experiment! This time we wanted to capitalize on our in-house competence in Flutter and Rust. Our Flutter expert, Jonathan, had read...
Rust Walkthroughs 2020-11-11 ~11 min read
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This article was first published on techpilot.dev TL;DR: There's an example repo here for those who want to skip the story mode Rust piqued my interest when I found out it consistently ranked first in the StackOverflow's annual developer su...
Rust Walkthroughs 2020-11-11 ~4 min read
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Porting patterns from Object Oriented concepts in Rust do not always work, but there are certain cases they not only work but sometimes they are easier to follow when compared with the original OOP implementation. Here I am going to demonst...
Rust Walkthroughs 2020-11-11 ~3 min read
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[ Photo by Adetunji Paul on Unsplash ] In this installment we will create a minimalist CRUD API server using Rocket. Actually, we will just sketch one up, and prepare the foundations for more to come. The code for this tutorial can be found...
Rust Walkthroughs 2020-11-11 ~7 min read
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The other day I wanted to grab some information about my disk performance in real-time. I saw the really useful command iostat and got curious. How does this tool can know how many megabytes per seconds my disks is using, etc. So I dug into...
Rust Walkthroughs 2020-11-11 ~4 min read
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In this article, I want to share some of my experience from implementing a small discrete-event simulation library. The code is available on github, and the (limited at the moment) documentation on docs.rs. Note that this implementation is...
Rust Walkthroughs 2020-11-11 ~14 min read
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Rust Walkthroughs 2020-11-11 ~1 min read
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Photo by Jean-Philippe Delberghe on Unsplash, modified(cropped) In this series we are going to explore how to make a Rust server using Rocket The code for this tutorial can be found in this repository: github.com/davidedelpapa/rocket-tut gi...
Rust Walkthroughs 2020-11-04 ~6 min read
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AWS Lambda extensions were recently announced. An extension is a long running process, executed alongside your Lambda function, helping with use cases like: capturing telemetry; doing work outside the invocation path, like refreshing config...
Rust Walkthroughs 2020-11-04 ~10 min read
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Alright! After a few days of playing with the Gopher protocol, I have the core of it working and added a whole bunch of things that I wanted as I was going around gopherholes. Gopherholes are people's gopher directories/servers, maybe First...
Rust Walkthroughs 2020-11-04 ~11 min read
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Alright! We have the core of the gopher client done, now to add some extras. The big thing was that as I traveled around the gopherholes, there was no way for me keep track of where I was or to save someone's gopherhole so I could come back...
Rust Walkthroughs 2020-11-04 ~11 min read
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HTTP mocking libraries allow you to simulate HTTP responses so you can easier test code that depends on third-party APIs. This article shows how you can use httpmock to do this in Rust. Why HTTP-Mocking? At some point, every developer had t...
Rust Walkthroughs 2020-11-04 ~6 min read
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I don't think it's possible to publish a new framework without demonstrating the classic todo app with it. Definitely frowned upon. Maybe even illegal (check your local laws). Fermenting AssemblyLift to the point that it could run the "hell...
Learn Rust 2020-10-28 ~11 min read
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Learn Rust 2020-10-28 ~1 min read
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I’ve written extensively about the Either datatype this year. It’s an excellent way to model errors without resorting to exceptions. Kotlin has been thus far my go-to language to show this concept. However, I’ve been playing a lot with Rust...
Learn Simple Rust 2020-10-21 ~4 min read
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TL;DR: The ? operator returns early from a function if the operation it was called on was not successful. It returns the error. Ever seen a line of Rust code with a rising inflection, with an inquisitive tone? That line is questioning its e...
Learn Simple Rust 2020-10-21 ~4 min read
"The borrow checker breaks you down so that it can build you back up, stronger and more resilient than you once were. It also had me do all sorts of we..."

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