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Ilya NixanWe Replaced Headless LibreOffice with a Single Rust Binary for DOCX PDF
We had a document pipeline in production that turned DOCX templates into PDFs. It ran on headless...

Syed AbrarEDR Evasion & Indirect Syscalls in Rust: From PE Header Parsing to Tartarus Gate Implementation (2026 Masterclass)
EDR Evasion & Indirect Syscalls in Rust: From PE Header Parsing to Tartarus Gate Implementation (2026 Masterclass)

fcn06The Agent Economy: Why Agents Must Negotiate Agreements, and How It Rewrites Integration.
For autonomous agents to power a real economy, they can't just call hardcoded endpoints. They must discover counterparties and negotiate bilateral agreements at runtime — while deterministic guardrails keep them honest.

gokulWhy We Rewrote Our Tunnel Stack in Rust
Testing GitHub Webhooks Locally: A 5-Step Workflow That Actually Holds Up Setting up a...

Evgeny KharetskiI kept losing track of my Claude Code sessions, so I built a desktop deck for them
I run several Claude Code sessions in parallel — one fixing a bug, one writing tests, one sweeping...

tercelCross-Language SDKs for a Single Agent Capability Standard
In most real-world systems, “AI agents” sit on top of a polyglot stack: Python for data and...

fcn06Unifying Agent Orchestration and Model Gateways in Rust: Solving the Stateless Turn Problem
Architectural notes on building a dual-mode LLM runtime in Rust and designing an opt-in four-tier context engine for persistent agent memory.

Yash Kumar SainiDev log #20 Deleting 180k lines and chasing socket leaks: A week in the OSS trenches
Yash K Saini — Engineer, building in public — AI/ML, low-level (Rust/C/C++), and open source. GitHub...

qingRust for Python Developers: Why You Should Learn It
Rust for Python Developers: Why You Should Learn It tags: rust, python, programming,...

notmeFirment: A Rust Coding Agent That Closes the Embedded Loop — Code, Build, Flash, Monitor, and Analyze the ELF in One Conversation
Hi everyone, I've been working on an open-source coding agent called Firment, written in Rust, and...

Alexandr LitvinovFFI Is Not a Function Call: Moving Four VPN Clients into One Rust Core
Qeli is an open‑source self‑hosted VPN that I’ve been building. It features DPI circumvention,...

manjushapsAutomated Student Report Delivery in Rust | Bulk Email PDF Reports
Build a complete student report delivery workflow in Rust using egui and PostgreSQL, from delivery preview and validation to personalized PDF email delivery.

Your first Fitz LiveViews component, twice: SSR and WASM from one source
One .fitzv component, two compile targets — server-rendered over a WebSocket, or compiled to WebAssembly for offline. Same file, no rewrite. A walkthrough with a counter.

Matias AffolterHow to Speed Up Image Recognition by a Million Times,
Clickbait, cashed out: content-addressed perceptual hashing for pixel art — Rust, WebAssembly, and...

A Vite-class dev loop for a compiled language: hot reload + state preservation + a live manifest
Fitz compiles `.fitzv` components to WebAssembly — and `fitz dev` gives them the edit loop you'd expect from Vite, not from a compiler: incremental rebuild, browser auto-refresh, live state that survives the reload, and a `fitz.toml` that re-resolves without restarting. Zero npm, zero external framework.

Tu primer componente de Fitz LiveViews, dos veces: SSR y WASM del mismo source
Un componente .fitzv, dos targets de compilación — server-rendered por WebSocket, o compilado a WebAssembly para offline. El mismo archivo, sin reescribir. Un recorrido con un counter.