A review of preparing Trust-DNS for async/await in Rust

A project to make Postgres extensions in Rust easy, you might learn how to use macro_rules, attribute macros, allocators and some FFI in this post

A three day tour of Yew and WASM with Rust

A brief post to help others multicast in Rust

About an opportunity for Rust, as part of the #Rust2018 request

Written to explain what I've done to get from 400µs to less that 100µs

A story about grokking Generics in Rust

Fun with the new TRust-DNS Resolver, and generally an update on the progress of the project

Written to explain why I paused feature development of TRust-DNS to focus on implementing futures-rs and tokio-rs support

This post is not meant to teach you Rust or DNS. It's more of a journal about some things I've found interesting while developing a DNS client and server in Rust

Finite state machines should be a foundation upon which Software Engineers build complex systems. In this post I want to show how Rust's enum type supports building FSM's in a very simple and elegant manner.

I decided to make this a three part piece. The first one concerns componentization and following good practices when building software as an argument for Software Engineering as a legitimate Engineering field. The second covers proper testing that all Software Engineers should be following. In this post I'll talk about Development and Operations, i.e. DevOps.

I decided to make this a three part piece. The first one is here if you're interested in reading it. It concerns componentization and following good practices when building software as an argument for Software Engineering as a legitimate Engineering field. In this post I'm going to cover proper testing that all Software Engineers should be following. The final post is on DevOps

I decided to make this a three part piece. This one is about components and modularization, the next about testing, and then I will have a final one on development and operations.