#zwipe–mobile's best shot at a solid Magic: the Gathering application is nearly here with a solid MVP completed with swipe-able card add or remove interfaces and deck list capability
Really happy with how the minimal interface is coming together
Check it out below. All built in #rust
#zwipe–mobile's best shot at a solid Magic: the Gathering application is nearly here with a solid MVP completed with swipe-able card add or remove interfaces and deck list capability
Really happy with how the minimal interface is coming together
Check it out below. All built in #rust
Grinding at getting a proof of concept for #zwipe the best magic the gathering deck building application soon to come to mobile
Here is a quick look at the deck card viewing screen and the add and remove screens
New Redis TUI in town! 🔥
🌀 tredis — Explore & manage Redis from the terminal
💯 Browse keys, inspect data types, monitor commands in real-time
🔐 Multi-server + TLS support (Upstash, Redis Cloud, etc.)
🦀 Written in Rust & built with @ratatui_rs
⭐ GitHub: https://t.co/sJxq5ssHiR
#rustlang #ratatui #tui #redis #tls #terminal #commandline #opensource
Just built a key-value store in #Rust.
Write-ahead log for durability, memtable for fast writes, SSTables flushed to disk, bloom filters to skip irrelevant reads, k-way merge compaction to reclaim space. Then wired the whole thing over TCP — concurrent connections, shared state, 99 tests.
No existing database libraries. Started wondering how data actually persists and ended up deep in binary header formats, CRC32 checksums, and false positive rates.
6 phases. One of the most fun things I've built.
https://t.co/ZYftmuBai7 | https://t.co/kIdMtZZz5S
Just built a key-value store in #Rust.
Write-ahead log for durability, memtable for fast writes, SSTables flushed to disk, bloom filters to skip irrelevant reads, k-way merge compaction to reclaim space. Then wired the whole thing over TCP — concurrent connections, shared state, 99 tests.
No existing database libraries. Started wondering how data actually persists and ended up deep in binary header formats, CRC32 checksums, and false positive rates.
6 phases. One of the most fun things I've built.
https://t.co/ZYftmuBai7 | https://t.co/kIdMtZZz5S
Just built a key-value store in #Rust.
Write-ahead log for durability, memtable for fast writes, SSTables flushed to disk, bloom filters to skip irrelevant reads, k-way merge compaction to reclaim space. Then wired the whole thing over TCP — concurrent connections, shared state, 99 tests.
No existing database libraries. Started wondering how data actually persists and ended up deep in binary header formats, CRC32 checksums, and false positive rates.
6 phases. One of the most fun things I've built.
https://t.co/ZYftmuBai7 | https://t.co/kIdMtZZz5S
Built a security trap cam in #Rust. Grabs all keyboard/mouse input so your desktop goes dead, snaps a timestamped webcam photo of whoever touches it, and only unlocks with a secret key.
Cross-platform — macOS via rdev, Linux via raw evdev with selective device grabbing. No cloud, no daemon, just a single binary.
Part of a growing collection of tiny #Rust programs exploring what you can do with cheap hardware and a few crates. Web apps are fine but there's a whole world of weird little tools waiting to be built.
https://t.co/mnMe5my0FX