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Most Rust CLIs today are built with clap—and for good reason. It’s powerful, flexible, and deeply integrated with Rust. But there’s another approach
Where Traditional Queries Fail Picture this: your dog just birthed a cute litter of say 5 puppies. Now let's assume you have no other pets
I recently built a Rust web framework called Willow Forge: 👉 https://github.com/lechatthecat/willow-forge It’s a Laravel-like layer on top of axum,
Hey, I'm currently learning to code. My question for you is how you code/learn new things, like new Rust crates or Python modules.
The problem An hour into a Claude Code session, I got: "Context window full." I had no idea what burned it. Was it the MCP tools fetching
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As a seasoned Web Developer focused on backend development, I’ve spent countless hours exploring the strengths of various programming languages to bui
The first version of the anomaly evaluator ran inline. A batch of 100 readings flushed to TimescaleDB, then the same function called evaluate_batch, w
Book: Observability for LLM Applications · Ebook from Apr 22 Also by me: Thinking in Go (2-book series) — Complete Guide to Go Programming + Hexago
I manage multiple Linux servers. Each one has its own nftables firewall config — some with 50 rules, some with 200+. And for years, my "versioning sys
Techn0tz turns 1 🎉 It started as a simple space to document learning. Over time, it evolved into building real applications in Rust — focusing on ho
I built a declarative CLI framework in Rust (define your CLI in TOML) Most Rust CLI tools are built with libraries like clap. They’re powerful—but
I worked with a team that rewrote a critical service from Go to Rust because "performance." Six months later, the service was 30% faster, the team was
As developers, we're often fascinated by the latest and greatest programming languages, but sometimes it's the older languages that hold the most valu
It happens more often than not. A web server gets installed, maybe a database, or perhaps a fresh Podman container. Settings are adjusted carefully, o
Building Terminal Snake in Rust: A Systems Programming Journey After completing The Rust Book through Chapter 8, I decided to build somet
Unlocking Backend Power with Rust and Go: A Web Developer’s Perspective Hello, I’m Travis McCracken, a passionate web developer fascinated
"Transient failures are inevitable; durable execution requires state to survive the crash." What We're Building We are constructing a re
Last month I spent three weeks doing something that sounds simple: making an HTTP client work reliably on a Raspberry Pi 4 running a custom Rust servi