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How to Run Rust on Jupyter Notebooks

If you've ever wanted to combine the power of Rust with the interactive goodness of Jupyter notebooks, you're in the right place. Maybe you're tired of compiling every single time you want to test a s

1d ago8 min read

VHVitali Haradkouvitalicset.hashnode.dev

Option<T> and Result<T, E> in TypeScript: The Missing Error Handling Primitives

TypeScript's type system is excellent at modeling data shapes. It's much weaker at modeling control flow — specifically, the two most common sources of bugs in any codebase: absent values and failed o

1d ago4 min read

LGLucas Guzzoblog.lucasguzzo.dev

AwRust (part 1)

I’m starting a small project called awrust: a set of lightweight, Docker-first AWS service emulators written in Rust, MIT licensed. The goal of this first post is to establish a foundation that’s: easy to run, easy to debug, and easy to evolve wit...

5d ago3 min read

XBXavier Basty Kjellbergblog.hexbee.net

4.1 - Texture Sampling Basics

What We're Learning Up until now, we've been generating colors procedurally - calculating them with math equations directly in our shaders. But most real-world 3D graphics rely on textures: images that wrap around 3D geometry to provide color, detail...

5d ago17 min read

NINehal Ingolelearnwithnehal.hashnode.dev

My Rust Learning Journey (From Basics to Traits & Generics)

What is Rust 🦀 I've been diving into Rust lately, and it has been quite an adventure. Rust runs as fast as C/C++ but catches many bugs before your code even runs. When I first started, something clicked for me pretty quickly: Rust isn't really hard...

6d ago9 min read

KGKirill Galkinkgalkin.hashnode.dev

Meet Cargo

Hi folks! We continue exploring the Rust ecosystem, and today we are talking about Cargo.In the first article we already used Cargo to create a project and run it. In this article we will explore this tool a little bit deeper.This article is just a s...

Feb 149 min read

TMTobias Müllertobilg.com

Introducing polyglot - A Rust/Wasm SQL transpilation library

What if you could take a SQL query written for PostgreSQL and transpile it to BigQuery, Snowflake, or any of 33 database dialects — entirely in the browser, with no server round-trip? That's what polyglot does. SQL dialect fragmentation is a real pro...

Feb 146 min read

YSYeahia Sarkergraphbitai.hashnode.dev

Rust for LLM Framework in Enterprise AI Systems

Rust has emerged as one of the most respected systems programming languages in modern software development. It is known for safety performance and control at scale. Enterprises use Rust to build infrastructure where reliability is non negotiable. At ...

Feb 135 min read

TITech Insights Hubtopperblog.hashnode.dev

WebAssembly Performance: Near-Native Browser Speed

Content Role: pillar WebAssembly Performance: Near-Native Browser Speed Compiling Rust and C++ for compute-intensive web applications JavaScript has dominated browser-based computation for decades, but its interpreted nature creates performance bottl...

Feb 138 min read

TITech Insights Hubtopperblog.hashnode.dev

WebAssembly Performance: Near-Native Browser Speed

Content Role: pillar WebAssembly Performance: Near-Native Browser Speed Compiling Rust and C++ for compute-intensive web applications JavaScript's single-threaded execution model and dynamic typing create fundamental performance ceilings for compute-...

Feb 138 min read

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How to Run Rust on Jupyter Notebooks

Option<T> and Result<T, E> in TypeScript: The Missing Error Handling Primitives

AwRust (part 1)

4.1 - Texture Sampling Basics

My Rust Learning Journey (From Basics to Traits & Generics)

Meet Cargo

Introducing polyglot - A Rust/Wasm SQL transpilation library

Rust for LLM Framework in Enterprise AI Systems

WebAssembly Performance: Near-Native Browser Speed

WebAssembly Performance: Near-Native Browser Speed