Using gRPC in React the Modern Way: From gRPC-web to Connect
Recently, I've been exploring how to use gRPC in React projects to interact with the backend. I searched for many articles online, but was surprised to find that there wasn't a single one that clearly...
Bringing Java's MapStruct to Rust
In the Java ecosystem, there is a bean conversion tool called MapStruct, which makes it very convenient to convert between beans. Its principle is to generate the conversion methods at compile time. S...
Understanding Rust Ownership
ownership is a core concept that determines how memory is managed at runtime, guaranteeing memory safety without needing a garbage collector. Each value in Rust has a single owner (a variable), and wh...
How to deploy a smart contract on NEAR using Windows: A step-by-step guide
How to deploy a smart contract on NEAR using Windows: A step-by-step guideNo Linux expertise required — just WSL, coffee, and patience! ☕
🚨 Troubleshooting common issues
Permission err...
Building a Rust API to retrieve Your DEV.to Posts
Have you ever wanted a lightweight, self‑hosted API that serves your own DEV.to articles in JSON? In this tutorial I’ll walk you through the core ideas behind a small Rust service that fetches you...
Flatten Your Repo for AI in Seconds with RepoSnap
Shoving 50 k lines of code into ChatGPT?
RepoSnap flattens the whole thing into one prompt‑ready file in < 10 s.
Below I show exactly how it works—and why you can ditch those brittle Bash s...
Understanding Rust's Sized Trait and Dynamically Sized Types
Introduction
Rust is a systems programming language known for its safety and performance. In Rust, determining the size of types at compile time is critically important. However, some types d...
Building a Cron Job System in Rust with Tokio and Cronexpr
If you're already using Rust and want to schedule background tasks—whether it's polling an API, rotating logs, or syncing files—you don’t need an external cron daemon or a job queue. In this pos...
Beyond TypeScript 🚀
Hey devs, and anyone still dealing with a 900MB node_modules folder,We're constantly being told that JavaScript and TypeScript are the "standard" for web development. "Everyone uses it", they say. "It...