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SomeB1oody[Rust Guide] 11.10. Integration Tests
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Hulk in PublicI’ve Given Up on Bun.
Bun’s implementation language has been migrated from Zig to Rust. I have no intention of criticizing...
Dylan DumontSerde Deep Dive: Custom Serialization for Wire Protocols
"When standard serialization attributes can't satisfy your wire protocol constraints, you must...
xbillDeploying a Rust MCP Server to Azure Functions
The rmcp crate and standard Rust libraries are used to build a basic MCP Server in Rust. This MCP...
Hisa ArakiI built a pixel-perfect, printer-independent report designer with Avalonia UI
I’ve released ACR Designer, a WYSIWYG report designer for the ACR (Across Report Renderer)...
Martin HicksBuilding a DynamoDB conformance suite
How I built a 526-test DynamoDB conformance suite, and what it found in DynamoDB Local, LocalStack, Dynalite, and Dynoxide.
Sergey BoyarchukFlate2 Backend Change: Miniz_oxide to Zlib-rs Transition May Impact Compatibility and Performance
Introduction: The Flate2 Transition The flate2 library, a cornerstone of compression and...
Toshiya Matsumoto🧵 Run Multi Threads With Rust On Browser — Rayon And 2 Layers Web Worker Mechanism
There are no OS threads in the browser — so how does Rust's parallel processing library Rayon...
Radoslav TsvetkovWhy I built Akmon, the AI coding agent for regulated engineering
Modern AI coding agents are great at producing code and bad at producing evidence. In regulated industries that gap blocks real adoption. Here is why I started Akmon, and what it does in practice.
Radoslav TsvetkovAGEF explained: a portable evidence format for AI agent sessions
AGEF is an open spec for portable, tamper-evident AI agent session evidence. This post walks the bundle layout, the event kinds, the canonical CBOR rules, and the verification procedure, with examples and trade offs.
Travis McCracken Web DeveloperWeb Developer Travis McCracken on Using SQLite for Local Testing
Unlocking High-Performance Backend Development: A Deep Dive with Web Developer Travis McCracken on...
fayismahmoodBuilding a Low-Cost Image Converter on AWS With Rust Lambda
Project demo link: https://image-ignite.vercel.app/ This started as a hobby project. I was thinking...
xbillBuilding a Cross Language MCP Server with Rust, Python ADK, and Gemini CLI
Leveraging the Google Agent Development Kit (ADK) and the underlying Gemini LLM to build ADK Agent...
WesWhat's Actually in Your Docker Image? Reading the Parser That Tells You
Everyone who works with Docker images eventually asks the question: why is this image 2 GB? You...
AKAVLABSWe open-sourced our AI attack detection engine — 97 MITRE ATLAS rules in a Rust crate
Today we're publishing atlas-detect — the detection engine that powers AgentSentry's AI attack...
Tomer Levyi know rust
In part 1 I wrote that I wanted to learn Rust by building something real. That I'd use AI as a...