A review of 'The Rust Programming Handbook', highlighting its practical examples, coverage of core concepts like Ownership, and its role as a supplementary guide.
A guide to managing AI context in Zed, a high-performance code editor, covering its assistant panel, slash commands, and explicit context philosophy.
Explains the subtle but important difference between `let _ = ...` and `let _unused = ...` in Rust, using a live-reloading example.
Introduces 'bat', a modern, feature-rich alternative to the 'cat' command with syntax highlighting and line numbering.
Explores using interactive explanations and animated visualizations to understand AI-generated code and reduce cognitive debt in software development.
A skeptic's detailed journey using AI coding agents to port scikit-learn to Rust, showcasing the surprising capabilities of modern LLMs.
A skeptic's detailed journey using AI coding agents for complex projects, including porting scikit-learn to Rust, showcasing their surprising capabilities.
A developer shares how using Claude Code enabled them to build 17 diverse side projects, including TUIs, games, and tools, in just two months.
Explains how to run Pydantic's Monty, a sandboxed Python subset written in Rust, in WebAssembly for secure, browser-based execution of LLM-generated code.
Explains how to run Pydantic's Monty, a sandboxed Python subset written in Rust, in WebAssembly for secure, untrusted code execution in browsers.
A developer uses a single AI coding agent to build a basic web browser from scratch in Rust over three days, challenging assumptions about AI-assisted development.
A developer uses a single AI coding agent to build a functional web browser from scratch in Rust over three days, challenging assumptions about AI-assisted development.
Armin Ronacher describes using an AI agent to port the MiniJinja template engine from Rust to Go, detailing the process and lessons learned.
A developer's enthusiastic recap of a specialized workshop on egraphs and compilers, covering technical discussions, potential collaborations, and project ideas.
![[notes] Why Not Astro (etc.)?](https://alldevblogs.blob.core.windows.net/thumbs/article-54d101be6ffe-full-7c1b109d.webp)
A developer explains why they are building a custom static site generator in Rust instead of using existing tools like Astro or 11ty.
![[journal] 2025 in Review: Writing](https://alldevblogs.blob.core.windows.net/thumbs/article-8ff9e6160e26-full-8b759916.webp)
A developer's 2025 year-in-review focusing on writing output, including a Rust book update, an AI article, and personal blog & newsletter stats.
A developer's personal journey through a difficult year leads to insights on how AI is transforming software development and enabling the rise of the micro-entrepreneur.
A Software Architect's hub for technical analysis, tutorials on Go/Rust/SwiftUI, and reflections on software development trends and essential reading.
![[journal] Friendly Little Wrapper Types](https://alldevblogs.blob.core.windows.net/thumbs/article-17328027bbd9-full-65f20546.webp)
Discusses the value of using opaque wrapper types in software development to avoid primitive obsession and improve type safety.
An analysis of the performance optimizations in uv, a fast Python package installer, focusing on HTTP range requests and compact version representation.
