Just came across Denys Poltorak's articles on Software Architecture on Medium: https://t.co/mlF5OrEmCZ
Fantastic, fantastic overview of various backend software architectures and communication patterns. These are a must-read for anyone in web dev.
#SoftwareEngineering#WebDev
Announcing @voidzerodev: a company building the next-generation unified toolchain for JavaScript.
We are the creators and core-contributors of Vite, Vitest, Rolldown and Oxc - and we will unite these projects under a coherent vision to power the next generation of web applications.
We have raised $4.6M in seed funding led by @Accel - read more in the blog post: https://t.co/1x8wmKzawg
🦀👩🎓 Would you or your employer pay for an in-person week-long training on an advanced Rust topic? (In a small group or with your colleagues.)
What topic would you be interested in?
@m_ou_se This would be awesome! I'd love to attend as an individual, would probably be willing to pay up to a couple hundred dollars for it too given your expertise
I never realized how much I needed "expect" lint levels until the new version of @rustlang (1.81) recently dropped. It lets you say "I expect this lint rule to fail but warn me when it goes away" so you can suppress lint warnings but get rid of your exceptions once they're fixed!
@ThePrimeagen 1. Zero values making it impossible to tell if a field wasn't provided in JSON deserialization
2. Implicitly implemented interfaces
3. Pointers and no "official" way to express optional values through the type system, leading to nil panics
Announcement!
That thought I put together last year is complete, I've created a production-ready template for a microservice written in Rust: https://t.co/v5oKdcHEGi
I hope it makes web backend in Rust more accessible for everyone! #rustlang#SoftwareEngineering#API
Thinking about putting together something like https://t.co/8BcIAgT0Mi for Axum. It seems like the Rust web ecosystem needs a good jumping off point because you need to find and assemble a bunch of different libraries to make a microservice with the language right now