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Rust take-home challenges are a weird middle ground: they are small enough to finish in a weekend, but they often test production instincts that newer
BoxAgnts' tool system, from the bottom-level WASM sandbox to the top-level Tool trait, has solved "how tools run safely." But tools ultimately need to
Originally published at norvik.tech Introduction Explore the intricacies of testing in Rust, focusing on mocking HTTP calls and its sign
All tests run on an 8-year-old MacBook Air. All results from shipping 7 Mac apps as a solo developer. No sponsored opinion. After 7 Tauri apps, I typ
Understanding the Numbers Here are the numbers of Rullst vs Competitors in average execution time per operation measured by criterion (optimized ver
Hello, world! 🌍 Welcome to the 1st tutorial from zero to the perfect app with Rullst, the ultimate full-stack framework for the Rust language! 🦀✨ Whe
Here’s what happened: one of Rullst’s internal dependencies is a crate called cookie (used for managing HTTP cookies). That dependency, in turn, relie
If you debug ESP32 boards over serial, you probably know this one: you flash the firmware, rush to open a serial monitor to catch the boot logs… and t
You're staring at your third AI assistant setup guide of the week. Cursor, Copilot, some obscure terminal tool that promises to "revolutionize" your w
All tests run on an 8-year-old MacBook Air. All results from shipping 7 Mac apps as a solo developer. No sponsored opinion. Not a listicle of everyth
All tests run on an 8-year-old MacBook Air. All results from shipping 7 Mac apps as a solo developer. No sponsored opinion. Every Rust project I star
I wanted an AI assistant that felt warm and present, not like another chat window buried in a browser tab. So I built Lil Buddy — a Tauri desktop app
MDL 0.1.9 adds optional external TypeScript behavior scripts. The important word is optional. MDL is still: .mdl -> structure and content .css
Exploring Backend Development with Rust and Go: Insights from Web Developer Travis McCracken Hello, fellow developers! I'm Travis McCracken, a passio
The rise of AI agents brings a painful contradiction: they work best when they learn from past interactions, yet most cloud-hosted solutions reset you
This started as a rage-quit from config files. I was hacking on a hobby project — a SOCKS5 proxy rotator — and every time I needed to tweak launch co
This is an English version of an article first published, in French, on my blog: arcker.org. It's part of an educational series about Verbose — an ex
In a world where computers are becoming the norm, every piece of software that gets released seemingly always has to be better than the last at what i
I'm Building an OS From Scratch in Rust — And It Already Has a Desktop, Filesystem, and Networking A deep dive into CottonOS: a hobby OS wr
I run a free image converter, its built on rust + axum + libvips. it had been happily running for months. then one feature, images-to-pdf, started fal