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Rust procedural macros (proc macro) have emerged as a game-changer in the world of programming, empowering developers to extend the capabilities of the Rust language itself. If you’re a beginner eager to learn about Rust procedural macros and their practical applications, you’ve come to the right place. In this comprehensive beginner’s guide, we will explore the ins and outs of Rust procedural mac
Developing a robust, scalable, and efficient system can be daunting. However, understanding the key concepts and components can make the process more manageable. In this blog post, we’ll explore essential system design components such as DNS, load balancing, API Gateway, and more, along with a concise cheat sheet that can help developers design systems of varying complexity. System Design Blueprin
Imagine you are buying a car. What essential features do you need in it? A vehicle should deliver a person from point A to point B. But we also check it for Safety, Comfort, Maintainability, Ease of repair, or Better mileage. You may also look for an electric version or a better speed. Why? To limit the surprises which may occur in delivering the primary function, i.e., take a person from Point A
According to Wikipedia, .NET will be celebrating it’s 21st birthday this year on February 14, 2022 (author’s note: the date was changed! It’s the 20th birthday of the official release!). It’s been around for so long that I think many myths and misunderstandings about .NET from the early days persist; modern .NET is very different from the .NET Framework that started the whole journey. In celebrati
As detailed in this LinkedIn post, 2022 is going to be my year of diving into the world of WebAssembly and Rust. With an overwhelming amount of people opting for blog content over other media, here’s the first one in, what I hope will be, a series of posts covering the aforementioned topics. Although this has been covered in various formats across the internet, I believe any content about a new te
DSL stands for Domain Specific Language The main goal of tools such as Kubernetes, Docker compose, Jenkins CI, Gitlab CI, or Ansible, among others, is that their behavior can be customized by configuration. They‘re like a black box that depending on the input (YAML/JSON descriptors), will generate different output. Other tools which belong to HashiCorp, such as Terraform, Vault, or Nomad use HCL i
IntroductionGo (Golang) has been trending for quite some time now, and so has the combination of Clean Architecture and Repository pattern. Thus, it’s only natural that people would try to apply it to everyday scenarios and draw comparisons with other stacks and patterns from there. That said, this is not another post aimed to highlight the ins and outs of this particular choice for organizing Go
Beginners who want to get into the software field often get programming and software engineering mixed up. These are not the same thing. Programming is a part of software engineering. Software engineering on the other hand, encompasses so much more than programming. Software engineering is the process of starting with a problem, designing a way to solve that problem, and then delivering a software
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