Privacy-first mind mapping app. Part 2: Rust Backend - Why the Pain Is Worth It
Choosing Rust for a backend can feel irrational at first. If your short‑term goal is raw development speed, Rust does not win. The compiler is unforgi
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Choosing Rust for a backend can feel irrational at first. If your short‑term goal is raw development speed, Rust does not win. The compiler is unforgi
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After three weeks of Solidity — Base, Scroll, Core DAO — week four was the one I kept putting off mentally. Same app, same interface spec. But the con
Harnessing the Power of Rust and Go for Backend Development: Insights from Web Developer Travis McCracken As a passionate Web Developer Travis McCrac
All tests run on an 8-year-old MacBook Air. Open a PDF on macOS and the OS quietly logs it in at least five places: Recent Documents (NSDocumentCon
Most machine learning tutorials start with Python. This one starts with Rust. In this guide, we explore how to use Burn to build a simple neural netw
All tests run on an 8-year-old MacBook Air. Print pages 1, 2, 3, 4 in order, fold the paper — and the result is wrong. Booklet printing requires a c
All tests run on an 8-year-old MacBook Air. 100 thumbnails. Each one spawning a new Swift process. 50ms per spawn. That's 5 seconds of pure process-
If you've been following tinyboot, you might have noticed there was no announcement for v0.3.0. That release added CH32V103 support, but things were s
Othello legal-move generation is seven lines of bitboard bitwise ops. I knew this existed; I'd never actually written it. So I built a Reversi engine
The robot started ignoring me on a Tuesday afternoon. Not dramatically — no sparks, no screaming servos. It just... stopped responding to voice comma
I built a local speech-to-text API in Rust that runs on CPU I recently built Aximo, a self-hosted speech-to-text microservice designed to run locally
The Solana mainnet deploy came in at $141. For a demo project. I stopped, recalculated, and stared at the number for a minute. I'd built the tip jar
struct Heart; trait Love { fn fall_in_love(&self) -> ResultHeart, Rejection>; } impl Love for Heart { fn fall_in_love(&self) -> ResultHeart
Django remains one of the most respected Python frameworks, but many developers know the hidden cost of productivity: repetitive setup. Evrone looke
Been building Convertify — a free image converter in Rust + Axum + libvips. This week I added PDF to JPG/PNG support. Thought I'd write up what actual
Cloudflare is undoubtedly one of the best things to happen to the modern web. From Workers to R2 and the new D1 database, they are making serverless d
How Rust’s compile-time ownership system saves teams millions in debugging costs and prevents security vulnerabilities that traditional…
Last week, I published an article about building Doolang, a compiled language I made specifically to eliminate API boilerplate. At the end, I dropped
The problem I was trying to solve I work across a few projects that all talk to message brokers, but never the same one. Some services are