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ChirallyActiveI built my own package manager in Rust while building a Linux distro from scratch
A few months ago I decided to build a Linux distribution entirely from scratch using LFS (Linux From...
Travis McCracken Web DeveloperWeb Developer Travis McCracken on When Not to Use a Microservice
Unlocking the Power of Backend Development with Rust and Go: Insights from Web Developer Travis...
Real MacwaysUI/UX Solutions for Different Industries
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Hector HernandezHow Solana's Account Model Differs from Ethereum — and Why It Matters for DeFi Developers
If you've built on Ethereum and you're now exploring Solana, the first thing that will trip you up...
Sam VervaeckMigrating The Bolt Programming Language To Rust
From today and onward I can quite confidently say that Rust is the final implementation language of...
IroncallOur API client is a 29 MB binary and starts in 0.1s. Here's the Tauri vs Electron footprint, with numbers
Every dev tool I install seems to weigh more than my IDE. My API client, the thing I use to fire off...
GitHubOpenSourceSlash Your LLM Costs: Discover RTK, The Rust Token Killer!
Quick Summary: 📝 RTK is a high-performance CLI proxy written in Rust that significantly...
Tatted DevTwo Terminals, One Screen: Building an Agent Cockpit That Tells the Truth About Cost
How I unified the Claude Code and Codex CLIs behind one local cockpit, and why the spend view refuses to fabricate a dollar figure it cannot measure.
arckerEvery elevator has a load plate. Tests are supposed to kill fear, not feed it.
An elevator's '8 persons — 630 kg' plate is a signed envelope that lets you step in without thinking. That's what a test is for: the right to stop being afraid. Here's why I built my own benchmark harness to stamp a plate on a Rust framework's cluster — and why I think the teams that fear change are the ones the test was meant to free.
Tu codigo cotidianoBuild an HTTP server from scratch in Rust — no frameworks, no dependencies
A web server does not start as a framework. Before Axum, Actix, Rocket, Express, Django or FastAPI,...
Eric-Octavian IONA OS: Building a sovereign operating system in Rust from scratch – No token, no ICO
I started writing IONA OS on a random night, 13 years ago. Back then, as now, I had no team. I never...
AyubSET-12 Sealed: 149 Tests, 0.54s, MPFR Oracle in Rust
Harmonis Prime SET-12 is sealed. What that means: 149 reproducible tests, 0.54s, zero...
Web Dev LabBeyond Try/Catch: How Rust’s Option and Result Types Guarantee Safer Code
Last Tuesday, I watched a production server go down. Not because of a complex algorithm failure....
arckerA program is a tree — building a Verbose compiler in Verbose
Before a compiler can understand a program, it has to turn text into a tree (an AST). Here's how a small proof-carrying language represents a tree — recursive sum types in an index arena — and why it's the brick that makes everything else possible.
hiyoyoAPK Install and App Manager in Rust + Tauri — Building ADB Tools
All tests run on an 8-year-old MacBook Air. All results from shipping 7 Mac apps as a solo developer....
Oxide MentorHow I helped a bootcamp grad pass a Rust take-home in 90 minutes
A bootcamp grad came into a session recently with the kind of panic I recognize immediately. They...