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I put a Rust layer under LiteLLM. Here is where it actually helped (and where it did not)
rust2026-07-01
Dipankar SarkarDipankar Sarkar

I put a Rust layer under LiteLLM. Here is where it actually helped (and where it did not)

LiteLLM is the glue a lot of us reach for when an app has to talk to more than one model provider....

From Zero to 10 Apps: My Multi-App Productivity System
rust2026-07-01
hiyoyohiyoyo

From Zero to 10 Apps: My Multi-App Productivity System

All tests run on an 8-year-old MacBook Air (Intel). Over the past three years, I've built and...

How to Surface License Violations in GitHub Advanced Security with feluda
rust2026-05-28
Kumar AnirudhaKumar Anirudha

How to Surface License Violations in GitHub Advanced Security with feluda

If you've ever had a GPL dependency sneak into a commercial project, you know the drill. License...

Your AI Agent Does Not Need More Chat History. It Needs Real Memory 🧠✨
ai2026-06-30
Vladimir StelmakVladimir Stelmak

Your AI Agent Does Not Need More Chat History. It Needs Real Memory 🧠✨

Most AI agents fail in a very boring way. Not because they are stupid. Not because the model is...

Elixir 1.20 has a type system now: comparing it with Rust and TypeScript
elixir2026-06-20
GeekMasahiroGeekMasahiro

Elixir 1.20 has a type system now: comparing it with Rust and TypeScript

Elixir 1.20 shipped with a type system. I compared how Rust, TypeScript, and Elixir treat the types they cannot be sure about, and why dynamic typing still has a reason to exist.

I Was Wrong About Events for Three Years—Until I Learned What Async Runtime Was Really Costing
webdev2026-05-28
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I Was Wrong About Events for Three Years—Until I Learned What Async Runtime Was Really Costing

Three years ago I inherited a Rust-based treasure-hunt engine that processed upwards of 2 million...

Self-referential structs: Which version is for you?
rust2026-05-29
Prathmesh barotPrathmesh barot

Self-referential structs: Which version is for you?

Writing self-referential structs in Rust is a complete nightmare; the borrow checker won't let you do...

Can you build observability ingestion on S3 alone — no Kafka, no disks, no coordination layer?
rust2026-06-30
Sergei ProsvirninSergei Prosvirnin

Can you build observability ingestion on S3 alone — no Kafka, no disks, no coordination layer?

We replaced a Kafka + Flink + OTel pipeline (~$700–800/mo at 10 MB/s) with one engine where the data, the WAL, and the Apache Iceberg catalog all live in S3 — no stateful layer to operate. Here's how it works.

Midsommer Madness with WASM and Rust
firebase2026-06-28
xbillxbill

Midsommer Madness with WASM and Rust

This article covers debugging and deploying a Rust backed WASM module with a Firebase hosted web app...

I built a code runner for 14 languages - try to break it and test
webdev2026-05-27
Vojtěch MikleVojtěch Mikle

I built a code runner for 14 languages - try to break it and test

I wanted a fast way to test code snippets without opening an IDE or spinning up a repl. So I built...

The Moment the JVM Tuning Knob Broke Our Treasure Hunt Engine
webdev2026-05-27
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The Moment the JVM Tuning Knob Broke Our Treasure Hunt Engine

The Problem We Were Actually Solving Our treasure hunt engine at Veltrix was a real-time...

Building a Dynamic Grades and Report Generation System in Rust
rust2026-05-27
manjushapsmanjushaps

Building a Dynamic Grades and Report Generation System in Rust

Designing a dynamic marks entry and report generation system using Rust, egui, and PostgreSQL with runtime-generated grids and adaptive layouts.

The Day the GC Tuning Patch Broke the Leaderboard
webdev2026-05-27
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The Day the GC Tuning Patch Broke the Leaderboard

The Problem We Were Actually Solving We ran an in-memory leaderboard service for a competitive event...

100k lines of TypeScript to Rust via LLM is not a port. It's a mess with a demo.
ai2026-06-30
Aditya AgarwalAditya Agarwal

100k lines of TypeScript to Rust via LLM is not a port. It's a mess with a demo.

A person boasted that they converted 100k lines of TypeScript to Rust in a month with the help of an...

V.E.L.O.C.I.T.Y.-OS: Writing Bare-Metal Drivers – PCI, NVMe & FAT32 (Part 9)
showdev2026-06-28
UnitBuildsUnitBuilds

V.E.L.O.C.I.T.Y.-OS: Writing Bare-Metal Drivers – PCI, NVMe & FAT32 (Part 9)

How I built a PCI configuration scanner, an NVMe block storage driver, and a custom FAT32 parser from scratch in Rust.

Building an API-first self-hosted monitoring platform in Rust/Tokio and Postgres
rust2026-05-31
Tomislav NekicTomislav Nekic

Building an API-first self-hosted monitoring platform in Rust/Tokio and Postgres

I build and maintain client projects, and one thing that comes up again and again is monitoring. Not...