Inspired by the somewhat recent slew of IPC experiments in Rust, I try to build a slightly more realistic benchmark, and explore only the highest performance options (and see decent performance doing it, but nothing groundbreaking!)."
Want to make sure the generated docs (ex. on docs.rs) for your crate have feature flags spelled out properly when they're required? It takes two specific changes.
I've been gone for a bit, spending a lot of time with Rust and WebAssembly
I've spent hours that should have been minutes trying to make sure Rust doesn't re-build unnecessarily inside CI, so you don't have to.
pg_idkit is an extension powered by pgx that makes generating identifiers based on new schemes (UUIDv6, v7, v8, etc) easy.
Has anyone ever written anything that serves just a single file? Should this even be written? I don't know the answer but I've written it, twice.
Announcing rbb (redis bootleg backup), a tool for backup up redis clusters with only client access. A tool for otherwise reasonable redis administrators backed into a corner and looking to jackhammer their way out.
An approach I recently
Getting even faster builds out of rust on Gitlab CI