Bridging QUIC and SIP: Building a Low-Latency Telephony Gateway in Rust
A low-latency media gateway in Rust: the client stream runs on QUIC, the carrier stream runs on UDP, and Tokio keeps the heavy CPU-bound transcoding w
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A low-latency media gateway in Rust: the client stream runs on QUIC, the carrier stream runs on UDP, and Tokio keeps the heavy CPU-bound transcoding w
I shipped the first public release of my Rust project last night. Within about twenty minutes, CI turned red twice. Here's what broke, how I found it,
20.3.0 Review In the previous article, we completed the multithreaded web server, but there are still some improvements we can make. In thi
Introduction: The Rise and Fall of Modula-3 In the late 1980s and early 1990s, a programming language emerged from the labs of DEC Systems
Building a Decompiler Pipeline in Rust: Why Fission Separates NIR and HIR Decompiler output often looks simple from the outside. A binary
Por @zejuniortdr em Nov 21, 2025 Recentemente caiu na minha timeline um vídeo do Lewis apresentando um pacote do python que ele classificou
Most GraphRAG systems today are built with at least two storage layers. One system stores vectors. Another system stores relationships. The vector d
The bug: a JSON error with no obvious cause Adding a biometric authentication plugin to a Tauri desktop app, the build started failing with
hf_tokenizers binds the HuggingFace tokenizers Rust crate into Dart over FFI. The whole reason to use it instead of a pure-Dart reimplementation is th
You have a 300 MB screen recording. Discord wants it under 8 MB. Your email won't take more than 20. So you either google "compress video to 8mb" and
I’m a 14-year-old builder from Pakistan. After struggling with existing browser automation tools while building AI agents, I decided to create somethi
I've been building with AI coding agents daily — Claude Code, OpenCode, custom agents. They're productive, but they have a failure mode that costs rea
If you find this helpful, please like, bookmark, and follow. To keep learning along, follow this series. 18.3.1 Matching Literals Patterns
18.2.1 Two Forms of Patterns Patterns come in two forms: refutable, meaning they can fail to match irrefutable, meaning they cannot fail;
Originally published at kunalganglani.com — read it there for inline code, hero image, and live links. Rust Allocator: jemalloc vs mimallo
Like many people, I was incredibly inspired by Sebastian Lague’s digital logic simulator videos. I had this "fragile dream" of building a visual, node
AI terminal agents like Claude Code, Aider, and Gemini CLI are revolutionizing developer workflows. However, running shell commands through these agen
We just released what we believe is the most granular open dataset of US residential property taxes: 51 states/DC, 3,132 counties and 10,058 cities, e
We recently published an open dataset — US search demand for 1,008 spreadsheet templates (CC BY 4.0, Zenodo DOI 10.5281/zenodo.21416251). A dataset si
The number that should stop you mid-scroll 535,496 lines of Zig. Ported to over 1 million lines of Rust. In 11 days. For $165,000 in API sp