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Build an MCP server in Rust with rmcp: a walk-through 🦀
rust2026-08-16
xbillxbill

Build an MCP server in Rust with rmcp: a walk-through 🦀

Step-by-step: scaffolding a real MCP server in Rust with the official rmcp SDK — tools, JSON schemas, AWS calls, stdio transport, testing the protocol by hand, and wiring it into Claude Code.

"I built a lying MCP server on purpose — here's how you catch it"
ai2026-08-17
wolfejam.devwolfejam.dev

"I built a lying MCP server on purpose — here's how you catch it"

TL;DR — A server's README can say anything. Its tools/list response either backs that up or it...

We catalogued 55+ AI-agent failures in low-level code — and shipped 124 verified skills to fix them
ai2026-08-16
TrothByteTrothByte

We catalogued 55+ AI-agent failures in low-level code — and shipped 124 verified skills to fix them

A source-traced catalog of how AI coding agents fail at C, C++, Rust, and assembly — and a 124-skill library that fixes exactly those failures.

Why Should the Language Change the Moment I Build a UI?
frontend2026-08-16
KentaroMorishitaKentaroMorishita

Why Should the Language Change the Moment I Build a UI?

I wanted UI code to remain an extension of ordinary data, functions, match, Signal, and Html instead of becoming a separate programming world.

ARTF is a gRPC hop. VAST is a different one.
grpc2026-08-17
Aleksander SekowskiAleksander Sekowski

ARTF is a gRPC hop. VAST is a different one.

ARTF mutates OpenRTB. The creative in adm is VAST. vastlint-grpc puts the same catalog on the pipeline that already speaks protobuf.

I Can Barely Read Rust, but I'm Building a Compiler in Rust
ai2026-08-16
KentaroMorishitaKentaroMorishita

I Can Barely Read Rust, but I'm Building a Compiler in Rust

Codex writes a large part of Seseragi's Rust compiler. That hasn't made architecture less important — it has made bad architecture faster to complete.

What If a Function Definition Looked Like Its Type?
computerscience2026-08-16
KentaroMorishitaKentaroMorishita

What If a Function Definition Looked Like Its Type?

Seseragi's function syntax looks unusual because it has no parameter-list parentheses. The part I actually like is that removing parameter names leaves the function type almost unchanged.

Common Programming Concepts - Part 2 (Data Types)
beginners2026-08-16
Aditya VermaAditya Verma

Common Programming Concepts - Part 2 (Data Types)

What are Data Types? As we discussed in the last article that we can store any data in...

The 22 Rust errors every beginner hits, in the order they hit them
rust2026-08-16
MykhailoMykhailo

The 22 Rust errors every beginner hits, in the order they hit them

Rust's compiler is the best teacher in the language and almost nobody reads it properly. Below are...

Pylint Was Too Slow, So I Built Arid
python2026-08-16
Bob TaylorBob Taylor

Pylint Was Too Slow, So I Built Arid

I didn't set out to write a duplicate-code checker. I was working on Polaris, a fairly large Python...

Roadmap: Building a Sub-Microsecond HFT Triangular Arbitrage Engine in Elixir
elixir2026-08-15
Matheus de Camargo MarquesMatheus de Camargo Marques

Roadmap: Building a Sub-Microsecond HFT Triangular Arbitrage Engine in Elixir

A step-by-step engineering roadmap for building an ultra-low latency cryptocurrency HFT engine using Elixir, Rust, and the Notification-Oriented Paradigm (PON).

Installing Rust for vLLM on Graviton: a G5g walk-through 🦀
rust2026-08-14
xbillxbill

Installing Rust for vLLM on Graviton: a G5g walk-through 🦀

Step-by-step: getting vLLM's Rust frontend built and running on an aarch64 EC2 G5g box. rustup, setuptools-rust, protoc, the release flag, and how to prove the Rust frontend is actually the one answering.

LioranDB TypeScript Series #7: Building Aggregation Pipelines in TypeScript
liorandb2026-08-15
Swaraj PuppalwarSwaraj Puppalwar

LioranDB TypeScript Series #7: Building Aggregation Pipelines in TypeScript

LioranDB TypeScript Series #7: Building Aggregation Pipelines in TypeScript LioranDB...

LioranDB TypeScript Series #12: Production Patterns, Error Handling and What Comes Next
liorandb2026-08-15
Swaraj PuppalwarSwaraj Puppalwar

LioranDB TypeScript Series #12: Production Patterns, Error Handling and What Comes Next

LioranDB TypeScript Series #12: Production Patterns, Error Handling and What Comes...

LioranDB TypeScript Series #6: Secondary Indexes and Full-Text Indexes
liorandb2026-08-15
Swaraj PuppalwarSwaraj Puppalwar

LioranDB TypeScript Series #6: Secondary Indexes and Full-Text Indexes

LioranDB TypeScript Series #6: Secondary Indexes and Full-Text Indexes LioranDB...

LioranDB TypeScript Series #1: Meet LioranDB V2, a Rust-Powered Document Database for TypeScript
liorandb2026-08-15
Swaraj PuppalwarSwaraj Puppalwar

LioranDB TypeScript Series #1: Meet LioranDB V2, a Rust-Powered Document Database for TypeScript

LioranDB TypeScript Series #1: Meet LioranDB V2, a Rust-Powered Document Database for...

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