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Hello again! Tonight we're drinking a Chardonnay from Murcia, Spain, so shoutout to my home country hope you're holding up I hear things have been rough lately. It's pleasantly dry if not particularly complex, tasting mostly like crunchy gr...
Learn Standard Rust 2020-09-04 ~6 min read
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To some extent Rust is interesting because of unpopular design choices that achieve the same and sometimes better outcome than other languages. A good example is memory management, specifically heap memory management. Memory management can...
Learn Standard Rust 2020-09-04 ~5 min read
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Generate static arrays during build time Update 2022-09-27 It's more than two years since I've published this article and Rust and its ecosystem has improved a lot. Unfortunately I will not update or correct this article in the near to mid...
Learn More Rust 2020-09-04 ~43 min read
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In the previous post, we covered the scope of the project and we wrote the CLI frontend using StructOpt which we'll later use to package the implementation of our server and client. It is recommended that you follow in order since each post...
Learn More Rust 2020-09-04 ~5 min read
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How to access Amazon Web Services from Rust-based Kubernetes applications using Rusoto and IAM Roles for Service Accounts I made acquaintance with Rusoto only recently, while building a Rust service that consumed messages from Amazon SQS. I...
Observations/Thoughts 2020-08-26 ~15 min read
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I've picked up Rust lately, like most people I couldn't resist the hype. There ought to be a reason why it is consistently StackOverflow's most loved language, why it is deemed the industry's best chance at Safe Systems and probably why I w...
Observations/Thoughts 2020-08-26 ~3 min read
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Originally posted on: creativcoder.dev At the time of writing this, about a month ago, the rust-avr fork was merged upstream. This means that you can now compile Rust programs for the avr microcontroller board by just running cargo +nightly...
Learn More Rust 2020-08-26 ~9 min read
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This is the first post of a 4 part series. If you would like to view this post in a single page, you can follow along on my blog. There are plenty of resources for the basics of Rust and for protocol buffers + gRPC, so I don’t want to waste...
Learn More Rust 2020-08-26 ~11 min read
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The reason I chose actix-web over rocket is 1) it doesn't rely on the nightly version 2) it support web socket 1, Hello world with actix-web 1) Create a empty project, cargo new actixtest 2) Edit Cargo.toml to add actix-web, at time of writ...
Learn More Rust 2020-08-26 ~4 min read
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How Rust and I met I first heard of Rust long ago through stray searches. I was interested because it seemed like a competitor to Go, which was the most recent language I had learned for a job but that I had a low opinion of. My biggest gri...
Observations/Thoughts 2020-08-18 ~13 min read
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E aee jovens, tudo bem com vocês? Para conseguirmos entender como funciona uma das principais características da linguagem Rust o ownership, precisamos entender como Rust utiliza a memória do computador. Esta postagem não terá exemplo práti...
Learn Standard Rust 2020-08-18 ~2 min read
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I'm a new Emacs user. I made the jump to Emacs from VSCode / IntelliJ / Vim back in March, and it's been a mind-blowing experience. I cannot sing Emacs's praise enough, it's a truly incredible piece of software. I'm also a new Rust develope...
Learn More Rust 2020-08-18 ~12 min read
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What we left behind In the previous post we've set up our development environment. We pulled the relevant crates and explained how to interact with the unofficial Azure SDK for Rust. In this post we will learn how to insert documents into C...
Learn More Rust 2020-08-18 ~5 min read
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My first contact with pure functional programming was Haskell. The idea sounded bizarre, but fascinating. I had faith that once I'd learned Haskell, I'd understand how to use things like monads to replace the uses of state and side effects....
Miscellaneous 2020-08-18 ~2 min read
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The merits of Rust for SSI and IAM software Security is a top priority for network infrastructure, software solutions, and end-user applications that support interactions involving sensitive user data or personal information about real peop...
Miscellaneous 2020-08-18 ~3 min read
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For a while, I did not get what the hype about Rust was all about. To me, the language appeared opaque and overly verbose. I had tried a few times to learn Rust, every time giving up for some other priorities that came up. When I joined Rec...
Observations/Thoughts 2020-08-11 ~3 min read
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Note: This content was originally posted in my blog, Beyond The Loop. If you like it, head over there or follow the blog on Twitter (@BeyondLoop) for more! So, you've taken your first steps into programming. Welcome! You've taken some cours...
Observations/Thoughts 2020-08-11 ~7 min read
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E aee jovens, tudo bem com vocês? Nesta postagem iremos entender sobre como controlar o fluxo da nossa aplicação, usar condicionais e criar estruturas de repetição. Então, lets'go!!! If / Else E se quiséssemos criar por exemplo um sistema p...
Learn Standard Rust 2020-08-11 ~5 min read
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Recently while browsing reddit I came up on a post in the /r/rust subreddit which was a link to a YouTube playlist for the Rusty-Days conference, however there was no way I could find the contents of the playlist without going to YouTube on...
Learn More Rust 2020-08-11 ~8 min read
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If you had read the poem mentioned in the previous part, you can be pretty sure what we are going to do right now. You Betcha! We are going to go down the Rabbit Hole. Just as in the poem it would have been easy for us to change the library...
Learn More Rust 2020-08-11 ~8 min read
"It’s *enjoyable* to write Rust, which is maybe kind of weird to say, but it’s just the language is fantastic. It’s fun. You feel like a magician..."

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