A simple example, how a Rust-WASM component can be used in Leptos and in JavaScript React. Here for CSR KeyCloak login:
github.com/oxide-byte/k...
A simple example, how a Rust-WASM component can be used in Leptos and in JavaScript React. Here for CSR KeyCloak login:
github.com/oxide-byte/k...
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A nice article, and when you like to try WebAssembly for Web, I still recommend Leptos.
I love the world of Rust, and to catch day by day new products build on or around. My newest star to take a closer look: github.com/fluvio-commu...
#rustlang #fluvio
WebAssembly is still for me one of the underestimated pieces in the IT landscape. Here a small POC, to store a WASM on RustFS and execute it on an API call. Just for fun and demonstration π
github.com/oxide-byte/w...
#rustlang #webassembly #serverless
Happy Rust Year 2026 π
ossinsight.io/collections/...
#rustlang
Agree, WASM is not yet mainstream, but when we keep our eyes open, we see here and there solutions build on them. My latest discovery and on my Todo for 2026: www.fluvio.io
I think closer you're on the topic, slower it progress, in meaning of expectation. I follow the topics AI a bit from the distance, but I have the feeling, each time a turn the back, it jumps to the next generation. I am looking forward for 2026 π
Found, out of the Rust forge, an other project getting some attentions for Vibe coding: www.vibekanban.com
Curious about 2026 and the AI evolutions, and the Moore's Law on AI about a 7 month cycle.
#rustlang
After this article: www.infoq.com/news/2025/12... I am looking forward for: github.com/RustFS/RustFS
#rustlang
There is a lot of talk about Generative AI and Code Generation, but not yet how programming languages impact the costs. Verbose Programming languages, Compiler Feedback for reducing the cycles on sending and correcting or simply if it builds, will it run also correctly?
When spending some time in the news, you find sometimes some parts you had overseen. After AWS, I found finally also the GCP SDK for Rust cloud.google.com/blog/topics/...
#rust #rustlang #gcp
This Week in Rust (this-week-in-rust.org) is till today my main resource for catching up the news on Rust. But maybe you have some more to suggest.
#rust #rustlang
From AWS re:Invent
#aws #rust #ruastlang
www.youtube.com/watch?v=buBB...
βWhen AWS went down, their share price went up, because people realised how many people are using them. In some ways [the outage] is great marketing, because you see how many people are using Cloudflare.β
Source: www.theguardian.com/technology/2...
My first #ratatui implementation only for trying, but for sure a topic I will follow up, for the right business case.
#rustlang
Today, we are super thrilled to announce that Fermyon is now part of Akamai Technologies.
Fermyonβs vision of building the next generation of serverless computing slots perfectly into Akamaiβs own vision for the future of edge technology.
www.fermyon.com/blog/fermyon...
I love this tool βΊοΈ
Embrace Clippy in Rust; it's a helpful companion, despite some resistance. #![deny(clippy::unwrap_used)]
#clippy #rust #rustlang #rust-lang
People talk a lot about TDD and BDD, but really, testing starts much earlier, right in the programming language itself, with things like static types and null safety, and then the compiler steps in to catch errors before they ever become runtime problems. Don't say now you don't need to test π
When the Single Point of Failure is in the Cloud :-)
status.dev.azure.com
Parquet is showing its age. CMU researchers built F3 - a columnar format that embeds WebAssembly decoders directly in files. Universal compatibility without the usual compatibility hell. Smart approach for modern ML workloads.
db.cs.cmu.edu/papers/2025/...
Yes and all the IDE's improve by the time, learning from their competitors and delivering better products for us developers.
Currently I also use a MacBook Pro with Intel Core i7 2.3 GHz. But I agree that Zed is lightning speed, and I plan next year for the next generation of MacBook too.
Always follow the way (IDE) you're the most productive. Everybody has an individual way of work and should choose the IDE for their purpose. And I am already since 2012 on IntelliJ, and familiar with Jetbrains IDE's and reuse a lot of memory muscles and habits. And I follow the progress of Zed too βΊοΈ
Zed IDE: Impressive speed! But I personally chose #RustRover. Plugins & refactoring are non-negotiable for my daily work. #rustlang #jetbrains
Currently on #EuroRust conference, catching up latest news and getting new inspirations for #Rust in next couple of month βΊοΈ