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Justin - FromTheArchitectMoments: The Photo App I Built to Win an Argument
A phone call with a mate turned into a wager: could AI actually build a real application from...
Lymah100 Days of Solana: What I Actually Learned (Not What I Expected to Learn)
One hundred days ago, I had no idea this challenge would become one of the most rewarding technical...
GitHubOpenSourceGaia Maker: Terraforming Planets with Rust and Real Physics!
Quick Summary: 📝 Gaia Maker is a planet and terraforming simulation game developed in...
ChenXXHow to Put a Local Service on the Public Internet with FRP (Without Losing Your Mind Over Config Files)
If you've ever tried to access a home server, self-hosted app, or local development project from...
Alain Airom (Ayrom)How Losing My Typora License Led to Building My Own Markdown Editor
How Losing My Typora License Led to Building My Own Markdown Editor Introduction For...
Zayd MulaniI built a local token cost tracker for Claude Code in Rust
After one too many surprise Claude Code bills, I built agentwatch. It's a local HTTP proxy written in...
Nam Bok RodriguezWhy your agent keeps repeating facts you already corrected
Every agent I build eventually does the same thing. It repeats a fact I already corrected, stated...
Tamiz UddinRewriting PostgreSQL in Rust: A Deep Dive into Safety, Performance, and Compatibility Achievements
Explore the ambitious project of rewriting PostgreSQL in Rust, focusing on the architectural decisions, safety benefits, performance gains, and intricate compatibility challenges involved.
Rajesh KumarBun rewrite in Rust from Zig
In this era of AI, the technology has rapidly touching its best way of evolving and reaching to the...
Daisuke Minolapse: Keep Burst Photos in Order on Google Photos
I built a small CLI tool in Rust that spaces out EXIF timestamps of burst-shot JPEGs so Google Photos preserves the shooting order.
Travis McCracken Web DeveloperWeb Developer Travis McCracken on My Favorite VSCode Extensions for Backend Dev
Unlocking the Power of Backend Development with Rust and Go: Insights from Web Developer Travis...
Review LaptopBenchmark compile Rust, Go, TS trên Dell XPS 13
Khi lựa chọn một chiếc laptop như Dell XPS 13 bản Intel Core Ultra phục vụ lập trình và xuất màn hình...
Boateng ProsperBuilding AIOS: An Open Source AI Operating System in Rust
Why I Built AIOS Most AI applications today are monolithic. I wanted to explore a different...
Dipankar SarkarWhy I built a C-like language for agent-written code
Most of the code my tools write now is written by an agent and read by me. That single shift breaks...
manjushapsGenerate Student Reports in Rust with HTML Templates and PDF Export
A Rust + egui + PostgreSQL workflow for generating student reports from reusable HTML templates, exporting them to PDF, and organizing them by class and exam.
Martin PalopoliI benchmarked my language's native Postgres ORM against SQLAlchemy: ~8 faster reads, 5.7 less memory — and where it ties
"Zero overhead" is the easiest claim to make and the hardest to prove. So the Fitz repo ships a reproducible head-to-head between two identical boilerplates — same Postgres, same endpoints, same docker compose — one on Fitz's native ORM, one on Python + SQLAlchemy. Here are the honest numbers (median of 3), why Fitz wins the reads, why it ties on writes, and the Nagle bug that once made Fitz 30% slower than Python.