Josh Mo

@joshuamo

Full-stack web developer.

Staffordshire, UKJoined October 2022

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Fullstack web dev. I enjoy talking about full-stack web development, open source, Rust and Javascript (and Typescript).

I currently live in the United Kingdom.

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Rust and Web Dev with Joshjoshmo.hashnode.dev10 posts

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JMJosh Mojoshmo.hashnode.devJan 23, 2024 · 9 min read

Using Serde in Rust 🔥

In this article we’ll be talking about Serde, how you can use it in your Rust application as well as some more advanced tips and tricks. What is serde? The serde Rust crate is used to efficiently serialize and deserialize data in many formats. It doe...

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JMJosh Mojoshmo.hashnode.devJan 3, 2024 · 1 min read

Where have I been?

For the people who're subscribed to this blog, you may have noticed that I haven't published anything for an extremely long time. The reason is that I've gone into full-time employment with @shuttle! I am currently their main technical content writer...

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JMJosh Mojoshmo.hashnode.devMay 24, 2023 · 22 min read

Building a SaaS with Rust and Next.js

Rust for web development recently has come a long way from where it used to be; though the ecosystem may not be as sprawling as popular languages like JavaScript, its promises of memory safety, low memory footprint, expressive syntax combined with hi...

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JMJosh Mojoshmo.hashnode.devApr 21, 2023 · 9 min read

Can Rust Beat JavaScript in 2023?

If you've been working with Rust for web development for a while, you'll more than likely know that stacking Rust frontend web development (via WASM) against JavaScript is a hotly debated topic - namely because there are a large number of people who ...

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JMJosh Mojoshmo.hashnode.devMar 22, 2023 · 17 min read

Next.js and Rust: An Innovative Approach to Full-Stack Development

Recently, shuttle released a Node.js CLI package that allows you to quickly bootstrap an application that uses a Next.js frontend with a Rust backend that uses Axum, a popular Rust web framework with easy-to-use, uncomplicated syntax. The app we'll b...

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Using Serde in Rust 🔥

Where have I been?

Building a SaaS with Rust and Next.js

Can Rust Beat JavaScript in 2023?

Next.js and Rust: An Innovative Approach to Full-Stack Development

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Josh Mo's blogs

Recently published

Using Serde in Rust 🔥

Where have I been?

Building a SaaS with Rust and Next.js

Can Rust Beat JavaScript in 2023?

Next.js and Rust: An Innovative Approach to Full-Stack Development