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Ferrico - Taking My Bookmarks Back Home with Tauri and Rust
rust2026-06-15
Andreas SanderAndreas Sander

Ferrico - Taking My Bookmarks Back Home with Tauri and Rust

Hello developers, Today I would like to talk about a tool I have been building in the open: Ferrico....

How Memory Safety CVEs Differ Between Rust and C/C++
english2026-06-16
Juan TorchiaJuan Torchia

How Memory Safety CVEs Differ Between Rust and C/C++

Rust has fewer memory CVEs than C/C++ — but that's not the whole story. My analysis of what that number actually says, what it doesn't, and how to turn it into a real technical decision.

Selling Digital Downloads Globally Without Payment Restrictions: What I Learned When My E-commerce Platform Blocked Me
webdev2026-05-21
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Selling Digital Downloads Globally Without Payment Restrictions: What I Learned When My E-commerce Platform Blocked Me

The Problem We Were Actually Solving Our primary goal was to ensure seamless transaction...

Why I'm Building a Typed Workflow Language Instead of Writing Glue Code
gust2026-05-13
Brock ClaussenBrock Claussen

Why I'm Building a Typed Workflow Language Instead of Writing Glue Code

Post 1 was the diagnosis: workflow logic keeps wanting to be more structured than ordinary glue code,...

The Blind Spot in Global Income Distribution
webdev2026-05-21
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The Blind Spot in Global Income Distribution

The Problem We Were Actually Solving At the time, we were working on a platform that...

Paying Digital Creators in Restricted Countries: A Devastating Reality Our Systems Can't Ignore
webdev2026-05-21
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Paying Digital Creators in Restricted Countries: A Devastating Reality Our Systems Can't Ignore

The Problem We Were Actually Solving Our initial goal was to expand our user base beyond...

Rust's Iterators Are Lazy — Proven With Logs
rust2026-05-18
tinyforgetinyforge

Rust's Iterators Are Lazy — Proven With Logs

Originally posted on tinyforge.store. This is part 2 of a series on lazy iterators. Part 1: Rust's...

The Lie of "Unsupported Countries" - When the Platform Becomes the Bottleneck
webdev2026-05-21
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The Lie of "Unsupported Countries" - When the Platform Becomes the Bottleneck

The Problem We Were Actually Solving My client's business model relied heavily on...

Platform Lockdown: Why Venezuela's Creators Need a New Payment Architecture
webdev2026-05-21
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Platform Lockdown: Why Venezuela's Creators Need a New Payment Architecture

The Problem We Were Actually Solving Our online store was struggling to scale, and we were...

Open-sourced ZenithDB, Fastest DB for Agent Traces in Rust
database2026-05-13
Alex UAlex U

Open-sourced ZenithDB, Fastest DB for Agent Traces in Rust

Hey Guys! I just open-sourced Zenith, a columnar database engine purpose-built for AI agent...

The Day Our Default Config Became the Enemy
webdev2026-05-25
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The Day Our Default Config Became the Enemy

The Problem We Were Actually Solving The treasure-hunt engine is a stateful service in...

Selling Digital Products Online Without a Merchant Account is a Totalitarian Platform Problem
webdev2026-05-21
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Selling Digital Products Online Without a Merchant Account is a Totalitarian Platform Problem

The Problem We Were Actually Solving We were actually solving a problem that didn't exist...

Lurching From PayPal to Crypto: A Performance Nightmare in Nigeria
webdev2026-05-21
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Lurching From PayPal to Crypto: A Performance Nightmare in Nigeria

The Problem We Were Actually Solving When I first started working with clients in Nigeria,...

The Limits of Conventional Wisdom
webdev2026-05-21
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The Limits of Conventional Wisdom

The Problem We Were Actually Solving At face value, our problem seemed trivial - why...

The Day Veltrix Events Broke Our Backend — A 3am Postmortem
webdev2026-05-25
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The Day Veltrix Events Broke Our Backend — A 3am Postmortem

The Problem We Were Actually Solving The original spec said: Events must be delivered in...

When "Regular" Payment Processing Isn't Regular Enough
webdev2026-05-21
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When "Regular" Payment Processing Isn't Regular Enough

The Problem We Were Actually Solving The actual issue wasn't the technical problem of...