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Overview of the Rust cryptography ecosystem
kerkour.com Observations/Thoughts 2021-09-08 ~2 min read
How to build a job queue with Rust and PostgreSQL
kerkour.com Rust Walkthroughs 2021-09-08 ~6 min read
Overview of the Rust cryptography ecosystem
kerkour.com Observations/Thoughts 2021-08-25 ~2 min read
How to deal with large Cargo workspaces
kerkour.com Observations/Thoughts 2021-08-18 ~1 min read
A fast port scanner in 100 lines of Rust
kerkour.com Rust Walkthroughs 2021-08-18 ~3 min read
15k inserts/s with Rust and SQLite
kerkour.com Observations/Thoughts 2021-08-04 ~5 min read
How to deploy Rust on Heroku (with Docker)
kerkour.com Rust Walkthroughs 2021-08-04 ~3 min read
Black Hat Rust: July Update
kerkour.com Project/Tooling Updates 2021-07-28 ~1 min read
My Rust development workflow (after 2+ years full-time)
kerkour.com Observations/Thoughts 2021-07-28 ~4 min read
How to implement worker pools in Rust
kerkour.com Rust Walkthroughs 2021-07-21 ~3 min read
How to create small Docker images for Rust
kerkour.com Rust Walkthroughs 2021-04-07 ~6 min read
The biggest threat to Rust’s sustainability
kerkour.com Observations/Thoughts 2021-03-24 ~2 min read
How to execute shellcodes from memory in Rust
kerkour.com Rust Walkthroughs 2021-03-24 ~2 min read
How to send emails with Rust
kerkour.com Rust Walkthroughs 2021-03-17 ~2 min read
Rust for web development: 2 years later
kerkour.com Observations/Thoughts 2021-02-24 ~2 min read
"The same compute logic runs on all targets, written entirely in regular Rust. No shader or kernel languages are used."
— Christian Legnitto on the rust-gpu blog showing off a demo compiling Rust to all major GPU platforms + web.

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