Have to take a break from my #worldofwarcraft and #rustlang adventures.

This week I am knee deep into deploying bare-metal #Kubernetes clusters and layering #OpenStack on top.

That is quite the bumpy ride. But I am learning new things. First time I can experiment with #ArgoCD without time time constraints.

✨ Simple Rust Embedded Project: Show a Smiley on micro:bit When You Clap mb2.implrust.com/microphone/c... #rustlang #microbit #embassy

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ntroducing the first alpha of Turso: The next evolution of SQLite 🦀

#rust #rustlang #programming

https://turso.tech/blog/turso-the-next-evolution-of-sqlite

Introducing the first alpha of Turso: The next evolution of SQLite

We’re launching the first alpha of Turso. A Rust-based, cloud-native rewrite of SQLite with modern concurrency, async APIs, and unmatched reliability powered by advanced testing and open-source collaboration.

Rust's standard library is so wonderful. In particular, lately I'm so pleased with all of the helpful methods on the integer types, like checked_*, saturating_*, count_{ones,zeros}, rotate_{left,right}, unbounded_{shl,shr}, pow, sqrt, ilog*, carrying_*, borrowing_*, div_{ceil,floor,euclid}, ... All of these are functions that I could implement, and I did implement back when I wrote in C, but now I don't have to even think about them because Rust devs did such a great job already.

#rustlang

@snonux I’m running Go now since about 2009 with the early releases. I came from #erlang due to concurrency, cool system but for many hard to understand. So I really like #golang for many use cases. Just took a look into #rustlang, just for fun. But it’s not my syntax (and I don’t have the use case).

Maybe I should take a look into your paper.

An inside look at Meta’s transition from C to Rust on mobile

Have you ever worked is legacy code? Are you curious what it takes to modernize systems at a massive scale? Pascal Hartig is joined on the latest Meta Tech Podcast by Elaine and Buping, two softwar…

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CodeQL support for Rust now in public preview - GitHub Changelog

Today, we’re extending CodeQL code scanning support to Rust. Developers working on Rust libraries and apps can now benefit from our best-in-class code security analysis. We currently identify issues such…

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feldera/crates/fxp/src/lib.rs at be41ce0c9c4e9c11012faf9f068a36b38aa9b99b · feldera/feldera

The Feldera Incremental Computation Engine. Contribute to feldera/feldera development by creating an account on GitHub.

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