StellaMary

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   Say Goodbye to Node.js HTTP. Meet Brahma-JS an Ultra HTTP(github.com)

   1 points by StellaMary 1y ago|1 comments
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   Show HN: Created a Node.js's addon that can handle 1M req/s

   7 points by StellaMary 1y ago|0 comments
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   Any one with Lobsters.rs invite plz accept me

   5 points by StellaMary 1y ago|0 comments
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   Web Assembly or JavaScript when it comes to large xlsx file uploads(xlsx-lite.onrender.com)

   3 points by StellaMary 1y ago|0 comments
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   by StellaMary 1y ago

   For reference, my test case: a 40MB XLSX with ~200k rows. Parsing with this WASM build: ~16ms (on Chrome, M1 Mac). Parsing with JS (SheetJS): seconds, often >5s, with UI stutter. So the speed difference is very noticeable on big files. C
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   by StellaMary 1y ago

   Parsing .xlsx in JS with libraries like SheetJS often means: Loading the whole 100 MB file into memory Blocking the main thread Tabs freezing, fans spinning xlsx-lite does it differently: Streams ZIP entries (no inflate-to-Vec) Async + coo
7. 37.▲
   by StellaMary 1y ago

   Glad you showed interest. It's addon that upgrades node js exiting http module to rust Tokio runtime. There fore all your http part will run in rust thread and you can define your Handlers in Js. It's for the people who crave spee
8. 38.▲
   by StellaMary 1y ago

   Give a try and share your feed back..!! Will be sharing for react and vue ASAP.
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   Show HN: Parse Excel files in browser using Rust+WASM (100-MB in seconds)(shyam20001.github.io)

   3 points by StellaMary 1y ago|3 comments
10. 40.▲
    by StellaMary 1y ago

    Nice what's the main purpose of this?
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    by StellaMary 1y ago

    I built Brahma-JS to bridge the gap between Rust's performance and the ease of JavaScript. It's an ultra-low latency runtime written in Rust on top of Tokio and Hyper. The idea is to give developers a way to get Rust's speed
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    Show HN: A new JavaScript runtime for writing high-performance web apps in Rust(npmjs.com)

    1 points by StellaMary 1y ago|1 comments
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    Running Single-Core vs. Multi-Core Web Servers on Node.js with Rust(npmjs.com)

    2 points by StellaMary 1y ago|0 comments