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Edge programming with Rust and WebAssembly(fastly.com)
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by nazka 8y ago
Hard to go wrong with these two: - NPR: https://www.npr.org - Reuters: https://www.reuters.com They can be a little bit dry sometimes but that's what professional neutral news has to be. I like also: - Bloomberg
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Yes I didn't know this existed already. Thank you to point that
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Yes you are right. I got confused with all the techs out there... Thank you for your correction.
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For people who like the idea, check Terrarium[1] from Fastly. They use Wasmer with Fastly services to have edge computing capabilities. Think AWS Lambda but in a CDN. It looks promising! [1] https://wasm.fastlylabs.com/
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Discord too. And like Discord or Finda[1] did, wherever you need some parts of your software to be really fast or to interact with the OS you can use Rust under the hood. And you have the best of both worlds. Using knowned technologies with
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On its website in the FAQ they say that it can't run Docker and others, yet. I hope this is coming soon too!
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Generic Methods in Rust: How Exonum Shifted from Iron to Actix-Web(medium.com)
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He started to change a while back and now even more. I am sure you missed this that happened recently. https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/CA+55aFy+Hv9O5citAawS+mVZO+ywCK...
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Yes I am a React dev myself and so far it has been really cool :)
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I am starting to do my blog with it and so far it's really good. One thing I love is how it is built to be a Progressive Web App. If you don't know what that is: after downloading your page, your browser will start to download the
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AWS: Rust Expands Its Reach at RustConf 2018(aws.amazon.com)
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Objective-Rust: pure Rust code masquerading as Objective-C(gitlab.com)
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Another look at the pinning API in Rust(boats.gitlab.io)
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Like Steve Jobs said: "people who are really serious about software should make their own hardware". I heard that a lot and never thought about it. But it started to grow in me and now I can see it wasn't just a cool sentence
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Out of topic. Wow withoutboats you didn't have an account here before? Welcome! That's great to see you coming here and to see you giving many in-depth and very precise answers.
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I agree with hsivonen that knowing about "the runtime stack, RAII from C++ and malloc/free from C helps". Maybe learning common problems with pointers and what they are will be good to do. After that you are good to learn Rus
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Their ebook[1] is amazing and the compiler is really helpful giving tips, pointing to errors, and explaining everything as much as it can. It's a pleasure to use it. [1] https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/second-editio
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by nazka 8y ago
I remember seeing that here actually. Docker in 100 lines of code. https://github.com/p8952/bocker
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From where I am now and so not far in the world of Rust, I am struggling to learn all the new paradigms and ways of doing things with a special syntax. Maybe the syntax is easier for others or it will get better for me after a while but whe
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Please don’t make Rust harder to read and code. I am almost done with the long tutorial/documentation and it’s already a lot. The genetics syntax with the ownership and the strut/impl/trait is already a lot to eat. For me if
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Imagine with the one of the biggest edge fund, Bridgewater, starting to use AI in place of management and you have this to the next next level. It's a little bit scary.
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I really want to use Go and I already know the language itself but this post[1] makes me scared to the point where a language as big as Scala makes more sense to me than learning a simple language but with a ton of things on the side to kno
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Nice post. I will be really curious to see the same microservice done with Go and compare all of them.
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It depends what you want to do in the future. If it’s to be a full stack dev or backend in a startup then Rails is good. They are slightly more startups that start with RoR and after +3 years of Rails I can tell you you have everything you
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Art is already and has been for a long time a financial product. As well as old cars, or some wine brands, or original draw of a page of a Marvel book, and things we may not see as financial product. For instance at a smaller scale I was in
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Yes I agree. From what I remember from a feedback of +1 year of Rust, Rust makes a whole point at treating panic and errors that C++ or other languages don’t do. It goes to a lot more length than what we have our there. Maybe you will find
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I really want to use ReasonML in one of my next projects but I always come back to two main questions. How much is it easy to use JS components like the Calendar of Airbnb for instance? And is it really easy to use BuckleScript? The "[
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I remember seeing an article where Aston Martin would be a perfect deal. They are doing great cars, you can see they care about quality and design beyond just the luxury segment, and they are cheap. It's valued at $7 billions [1]. I do
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Facebook restricts APIs, axes old Instagram platform amidst scandals(techcrunch.com)
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