performance-focused full-stack developer building fast, reliable web systems, from high-performance Hugo and Next.js sites to scalable Rust data pipelines
Assertions aren’t just checks. They’re diagnostic tools.
If a test doesn't immediately tell you what went wrong, it’s not helping. It's slowing you down.
The quality of a test is proportional to the clarity of its failure.
New blog post: Understanding JSON and Serde in Rust. 🦀✨
Exploring: A bit of the history of JSON vs XML, Serde's Three-Tier Architecture, and zero-copy deserialization with serde_json!
https://t.co/I6p8xhFbap
#rust#rustlang#serde#json#developers
🚀 Just published a practical guide to mastering HashMaps in Rust with 10 hands-on exercises.
From entry() patterns to nested aggregations, all explained clearly and idiomatically. 🦀
👉 https://t.co/htPw6Xqm7z
#RustLang#RustProgramming#100DaysOfCode#LearnRust
🚀 Just updated Hugo Up Business — a clean, modern landing page theme built with Hugo + Tailwind CSS. Perfect for businesses, startups, and personal brands.
🔗 Live demo: https://t.co/i3pH5rLUsr
📦 GitHub: https://t.co/BCej4eyMsD
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Back to the Nand2Tetris course after a break, and I finally completed it! I wrote a Hack Assembler in Rust for the final project. Check it out: https://t.co/vJXGDZKb7P
@killersites I sympathize. But: college shouldn't be a vocational course to begin with, so, as you've hinted, we shouldn't expect it to primarily prepare people for jobs. And: having a college degree signals employees that you are hard working, and that has some economic value.
As I'm re-reading the #React docs, I'm impressed by how much they've improved! At the same time, it bothers me that they suggest components should be pure functions, even though any component with state isn't truly a pure function...
Ohh, I really like that we can run TypeScript directly with #bun. It also comes with a test runner and bundler included, in addition to the package manager, of course. Neat!
Taking a look at #bun today. Looks cool! Easy to install, everything works very smoothly, and a lot of things integrated in the CLI. The #JavaScript world really needs something to replace Node & it's million build tools and bundlers...
Huh. This was a bit harder than expected. But it was fun to see the nuances of the % operator in #golang! Another exercise at @exercism_io today! #100DaysOfCode