Kellnr 6.0.0 released! Many month of work went into this. If you host your own crates or custom toolchains for #rustlang, check it out! https://kellnr.io/blog/release6
Kellnr 6.0.0 released! Many month of work went into this. If you host your own crates or custom toolchains for #rustlang, check it out! https://kellnr.io/blog/release6
Un moteur de template Rust à base de macros. C'est évidement terriblement performant, et sacrément astucieux. https://maud.lambda.xyz/ #programming #rustlang #library #html #template
«Stoolap - High-performance embedded SQL database in Rust»
Have any of you tried it before and what is your experience with it? Can it be used in the same way as SQLite? I ask because the open source project is relatively new, i.e. are there certain arguments to (not) use it productively?
#rust #sql #database #sqlite #rustlang #opensource #embedded #newproject #db #database #productivity #askfedi
Today we’re traveling back to 2024! 🚀 Rust comes with some inherent complexity that doesn’t exist in other languages. In his talk, @jonhoo answered some recurring questions that should help you self-diagnose and avoid some common pitfalls! 🦀
Check it out 👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-KLX1PGg8Q
Fixed a bug in rustdoc highlighting where too many things were considered a macro call.
that was easy! #RustLang
My quest for a #rustlang native #lua interpreter and bytecode compiler has kept me entertained well these days. Also a little bit on the short side of sleep.
From the original Lua test suite I got to passing two thirds of the tests by now, garbage collection and dynamic library loading both feel like achievements.
Library loading is unsafe but still Rust-native. Sadly with Rust being Rust, I was not exactly able to find a way to be fully Lua compatible and safe at the same time.
Whenever Rust-in-the-linux is mentioned! 🦀
Dependency Injection in Bevy by PROMETHIA
@slatian This existing Accept-Language header value parser implementation does actually seem pretty fine?
https://lib.rs/crates/accept-language
That lib can be your base for implementing the `Header` trait:
https://docs.rs/headers/latest/headers/#implementing-the-header-trait
And then use your custom header as axum (extra) typed header:
https://docs.rs/axum-extra/latest/axum_extra/struct.TypedHeader.html
If possible, release your result as a library! ♥️
compiling rustc makes my CPU feel alive #rustlang
I have here another project to release. It's a controller/preset chooser for the KORG NS5R. It's complete enough for my current purposes, though I'm not quite satisfied with it.
You can check it out here:
https://codeberg.org/DaforLynx/korg-ns5r-controller
Though I don't expect many people to get use out of it...I think I know one other person who owns this synth, haha.
RE: https://infosec.exchange/@pcwizz/115329175155159831
I just watched this talk about #rustlang #appsec and my to-do list just got some new high priority items! Interesting talk, especially for the pointers to recommended tools. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5qyuV62nJyM
Omg I can finally organize my downloads folder 😍
🌰 **Hazelnut** — A file organizer TUI inspired by Hazel
⚡ Watch folders, define rules (move/rename/archive/run) & let the daemon handle everything.
🦀 Written in Rust & built with @ratatui_rs
⭐ GitHub: https://github.com/ricardodantas/hazelnut
#rustlang #ratatui #tui #automation #productivity #files #cli #linux #terminal
I'm so glad I've started developing with #gleam. As a #rust developer, I find it really fun to use. I've always considered the BEAM ecosystem extremely powerful and cool, but I've never enjoyed Elixir; Gleam really makes me appreciate it.
I've released my first library for Gleam, a full #ftp client based on my suppaftp crate.
My #lua port in #rustlang is coming along nicely. It's past midnight and my last fix brought garbage collection to life. We just passed the original GC.lua tests from the original Lua test suite.
Feeling like this can work out after all. Still zero dependencies but sadly not working without some limited uses of `unsafe` for IO.
@moehrenfeld @wffl @lenzgr We'd love to hire another #rustlang developer but making our #OpenSource model work financially is rough. Maybe next year the cards look better. It's not for a lack of work, that's for sure. :)
2/ FWIW, one more important quote[1] from the commit[2] which made #RustLang support in the #Linux #kernel a first class citizen a few hours ago:
""[…] #Rust is here to stay.
I hope this signals commitment from the kernel to companies and other entities to invest more into it, e.g. into giving time to their kernel developers to train themselves in Rust. […]""
[1] that likely should have been in the initial post – uhhps 🥴
[2] https://git.kernel.org/torvalds/c/9fa7153c31a3e5fe578b83d23bc9f185fde115da