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   Show HN: Nkeep(nkeep.app)

   3 points by nathansizemore 2y ago|0 comments
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   Async Rust Isn't Bad: You Are(n8s.site)

   5 points by nathansizemore 2y ago|2 comments
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   by nathansizemore 10y ago

   I'd have to look into it, haven't checked out mio in months, but I don't see any reason why it couldn't be compatible with it. Any particular reason?
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   by nathansizemore 10y ago

   > Why not X? I wanted to use Rust and learn epoll through working with it directly. > I was hoping Rust wouldn't head down this road. To my knowledge, Rust does not have a std async story. I hope it will, and I believe libs like
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   by nathansizemore 10y ago

   Yeah, learning a more safe way to program via the borrow checker can take some time to get ingrained. Bad habbits are hard to break ;) I do know that async-hyper is coming out soon (hyper built atop mio). Personally, I enjoy not having supp
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   by nathansizemore 10y ago

   Exactly. It is ideal for any type of high performance server that needs to handle many long lived concurrent connections.
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   by nathansizemore 10y ago

   From briefly looking across the README, it looks like Ranch is more for maintaining a pool of connections, where this _also_ handles the marshalling of consumer defined I/O (Non-blocking read/writes) operations, and the workflow a
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   by nathansizemore 10y ago

   Bummertown. This is my first open source project I've really broadcast to the world and I should have taken more time to research the name instead of just going for the first one that came into my head. Thanks for pointing that out!
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   by nathansizemore 10y ago

   TBQH, I do not have the slightest clue why I decided to implement that as a growable String type instead of a literal. Definitely warrants a change.
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    by nathansizemore 10y ago

    Thanks for the feedback! This means I need better docs :) So, the framework itself does not implement any of that, it is on the consumer. It just calls the proper methods on the trait object provided. https://nathansizemore.githu
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    by nathansizemore 10y ago

    Of course! Well, hyper is a lib for dealing with the HTTP protocol. If being cross platform did not matter, hyper could be build atop of this. I did not go the route of mio because I wanted to learn the entire process of working with epoll
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    by nathansizemore 10y ago

    Thanks, but it only uses epoll :) mio is a crate that offers more platform agnostic async I/O.
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    by nathansizemore 10y ago

    Thanks! Yeah, only a few days into using emacs. I keep forgetting about those files.
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    by nathansizemore 10y ago

    Thanks! Was lucky enough to be able to use Rust for a production application, and hope it can be useful to others in providing the tedious mundane parts of socket server building :)
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    Show HN: Hydrogen, a multithread non-blocking Linux server framework in Rust(github.com)

    154 points by nathansizemore 10y ago|46 comments