Web Developer Travis McCracken on Why You Should Know Your Stack’s Limits
Exploring Modern Backend Development with Rust and Go: Insights from Web Developer Travis McCracken As a passionate Web Developer, I’ve spent countle
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Exploring Modern Backend Development with Rust and Go: Insights from Web Developer Travis McCracken As a passionate Web Developer, I’ve spent countle
Every side project I start does the same thing to me. New idea. Open editor. Spend 2-3 days on things that had nothing to do with the idea itself. Set
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A few days ago I published a post about building a PDF tool in Rust because I got tired of paying for Adobe. It got more attention than I expected, s
Last year, I spent two weeks debugging why my robot kept repeating the same mistake. Not a code bug. Not a hardware failure. The robot knew what it h
I’m 17. I live in Karachi. I have 8GB of RAM and a laptop that throttles if you look at it wrong. And I just shipped a desktop encryption app in Ru
Multiple Agents, Multiple Workstreams, and the Parts That Still Break I think the current debate around coding agents gets flattened too qu
Introduction Many developers migrating from Solidity to Cairo often overlook the fact that Starknet has its own unique gas limits and execution archi
Reimplementing fd in 500 lines of Rust (and what I learned about the crates it stands on) A minimal fd-style file finder in four small mod
Writing a Regex Playground in 200 Lines of Rust A small CLI that does what grep -E refuses to: shows you the contents of every capture gro
A 10 MB Markdown-to-HTML Service in Rust with pulldown-cmark A tiny axum service that renders Markdown to HTML through pulldown-cmark. Sam
Writing a tar Inspector in Rust with Three Dependencies tar -tzf archive.tar.gz | grep something and tar -Oxzf archive.tar.gz some/file.tx
A TCP echo server sounds trivial. Accept a connection, read data, send it back. You could write one in 15 lines of Python. But the moment you start ad
The Problem: 100-250ms Middleware Tax Our Node.js Express backend had a dirty secret: before any route handler ran, the middleware stack co
The $300B Loyalty Problem Traditional loyalty points have a 54% abandonment rate. Customers earn points, forget about them, and churn. Wha
Originally published at v100.ai At V100, we build AI video infrastructure entirely in Rust. 20 microservices. 0.01ms server processing. 220,000+
Diving Deep into Backend Development: My Journey with Rust and Go Hello! I’m Web Developer Travis McCracken, and today I want to share some insights
💻 The Struggle: Coding on a 10-Year-Old Mac I’m still using a MacBook from 10 years ago. It’s a great machine and I love the keyboard, but modern brow
git-parsec: The Git Worktree Manager Your Team Needs The Real Problem With git worktree You're running multiple AI coding agents
gron Was Right: Flat JSON Is Easier to Grep (A Rust Take With Four Formats and a Round-Trip) A small Rust CLI that flattens nested JSON in