Generating Documentation in Rust
Reading Time: 2 minutes This blog will tell you how to generate RustDoc
Playing with env in Rust
Reading Time: 3 minutes Environment variables plays a vital role in setting up a large scale project in real time environment. Environment variables are needed to use the application according to your use case.
HAWK-Rust Series: Containerizing Rust
Reading Time: 2 minutes Docker is a tool designed to make it easier to create, deploy, and run applications by using containers. Containers allow a developer to package up an application with all of the parts it needs, such as libraries and other dependencies, and ship it all out as one package. We decided to Dockerize the project Hawk for a better performance and architectural independence. Docker gives you Continue Reading
HAWK-Rust Series: Cross compiling Rust
Reading Time: 3 minutes Internet of Things has already taken the technology world by a storm and is continuing to do so. While learning about IoT, its uses and all that stuff, a desire to implement that in Hawk project arose. So, we’ll try to cross compile the Hawk project that is purely Rust based
Hawk: Image Recognition App using Rust & AWS Services
Reading Time: 4 minutes Rust is one of the newest kid on the block in the modern programming languages. We tried to take advantage of its great features by using it in an Image Recognition blueprint project. This project can be traded with any existing security system deployed at any organization. Hawk uses AWS services integrated with Rust. Starting with Rust Rust is blazingly fast and memory-efficient: with no Continue Reading
Welcoming RUST to the world of IoT
Reading Time: 3 minutes Breaking away the stereotypes of a blog, let’s start with a question. What’s our future? If I was asked this question, it has to be IoT. Internet of Things has already taken the technology world by a storm and is continuing to do so. While learning about IoT, its uses and all that stuff, a desire to make my own IoT framework arose. I started Continue Reading
Bid adieu to tarpaulin, HTML reports are here for RUST
Reading Time: 4 minutes If you bumped into this article, you might not be new to the Rust language. So, if you are not new then you might have written test cases for your code (for sure!!) and to test your code coverage, you were likely to use tarpaulin tool. But hey… think about this – You are ready with your code base with all the best practices incorporated Continue Reading
Going Serverless with AWS Lambda
Reading Time: 3 minutes Gone are the days of EC2. Its time to go Lambda….. Introduced in 2014, as a part of Amazon Web Services, Lambda is an event driven computing service that runs your code in response to an event. In simpler words, you can write your code snippet on Lambda and direct it to run whenever an event occurs. So, you can run your code without a Continue Reading
Version Control System
Reading Time: 4 minutes Have you ever used any version control system like git?If not, you are just a blog away from acing it. In this blog I will cover the version control systems like git.