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A Curious Tale of Rust TLS and Postgres in the Cloud
How to Connect Securely to Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL using Tokio and Rustls Recently I ran into a curious problem while working on a piece of asynchronous database code for a micro-service written in Rust -- it looked something like this: D...
Observations/Thoughts 2020-08-04 ~5 min read
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Aprendendo Rust: 05 - Funções
E aee jovens, tudo bem com vocês? Nesta postagem iremos entender sobre funções sem retorno, diferença entre declarações e expressões, e funções com retorno dentro da Rust Então, lets'go!!! Funções Até o momento todo o código que estamos usa...
Learn Standard Rust 2020-08-04 ~3 min read
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Exploring Azure CosmosDB with Rust - Part 1
Stunning shot of the Bernina Range courtesy of Pietro Branca. Azure CosmosDB and Rust In this series of blob post we will explore the power of Azure CosmosDB, using Rust as programming language. This is not meant to be an authoritative essa...
Learn More Rust 2020-08-04 ~10 min read
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Building Rust Web API with Warp and Diesel
Introduction In this article, I would like to share with you my experience of writing a very simple Web API in Rust using Warp and Diesel. As I am still Rust newbie, please let me know of any mistakes you have spotted, and of course, any fe...
Learn More Rust 2020-08-04 ~20 min read
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What Elm and Rust teach us about the Future
So I recently started programming in Elm and also did some stuff in Rust. Honestly, it was mostly a hype-driven decision, but the journey was definitely worth it. I also noticed that although those two languages differ in their target audie...
News & Blog Posts 2017-02-14 ~17 min read
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Understanding lifetimes in Rust
When I'm learning something complex, I often find myself waiting around for the Eureka effect (also known as the "Aha! moment"). Wikipedia defines the Eureka Effect as the "common human experience of suddenly understanding a previously inco...
Blog Posts 2016-11-22 ~6 min read
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