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A magia da concorrência moderna, seja nos goroutines do Go, no async/await do Rust, ou nas bibliotecas de paralelismo do Python, muitas vezes parece s
4.5.0 Before We Begin This is the last article in Chapter 4, so let’s also take the opportunity to summarize this chapter: The concepts of
Originally published on Medium. Samsung TV Plus just crossed 100 million monthly active users. Netflix ended 2024 with 277.6 million subscribers worl
4.4.0 Before the Main Text This section is actually similar to how C++'s move semantics for smart pointers are constrained at the compiler
4.3.0 Before the Main Text After learning Rust’s general programming concepts, you reach the most important part of all of Rust—ownership.
4.2.0 Before We Begin After learning Rust’s general programming concepts, you’ve arrived at the most important topic in all of Rust—ownersh
4.1.0 Before We Begin After learning Rust’s general programming concepts, you’ve arrived at the most important topic in all of Rust—ownersh
Before I explain what I built, I have two dev stories. First: a producer on a flight to Berlin opens his synth plugin mid-track. The developer had au
I have unreasonably high standards for commit messages. That's not a brag — it's a diagnosis. I'll rewrite a subject line four times before even cons
When we published our last article, GN was within 10% of gzip on LLM conversation data. We said the remaining gap was in the entropy backend. We were
You see a lot of advice around blogging as a developer. Build your personal brand. Grow an audience. Share knowledge. That’s not why I started.
How it all started A few years ago, I created RustInsight. It was a set of step-by-step Rust courses where the reader built an application
Navigating the Future of Backend Development with Rust and Go: Insights from Web Developer Travis McCracken As a passionate web developer focused on
Introduction Creating visually engaging animations in the Linux terminal using Rust has long been a niche challenge, primarily due to the
Originally published at recca0120.github.io After using Claude Code for a while, the most common question I get is "how much are you spending per mon
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If you're a developer like me who genuinely enjoys working on a PC, you might relate to a specific feeling. Even though Windows itself has really grow
Introducing Aerie This is an introduction of a new open-source tool for creating and running AI-powered workflows. Why use workfl
Message passing isolates state, preventing race conditions by design in concurrent architectures. What We're Building We are constructin
The short version I think most AI-assisted software fails in one of two ways. The first failure mode is obvious. The code is sloppy, the b