Reading Time: 2 minutes Now a days everyone is talking about WebAssembly. In this blog, I will explain how you can get started with Rust and WebAssembly fast with a simple template. But before we start, lets discuss what is webassembly, why Rust should be preferred for it. What is WebAssembly: We can think of webassembly as a type of bytecode that can be generated from any language. That Continue Reading
Reading Time: 6 minutes Hello, folks! your wait is over, we have come up with a new blog. In this blog, we will discuss some tremendous projects using Rust as programming language. Hope you will enjoy the blog.
Reading Time: 4 minutes Hello, folks! your wait is over, we have come up with a new blog on WebAssembly with Rust. In this blog, we will discuss about the memory management in web Assembly applications with Rust. Hope you will enjoy the blog.
Reading Time: 4 minutes As you all know Rust Programming has Futures which helps to make our code Asynchronous. Rust’s Futures are analogous to Promises.This article mainly pertains to the internal working of the Future and we’ll also understand the structure of the Future like how it is defined and how it will execute when it comes into the action. Future: In a Nutshell Future is trait in Rust Continue Reading
Reading Time: 2 minutes In previous blogs(part-1 and part-2), we created a sample blockchain application. We also implemented validation and proof of work algorithm. Now we are going to upgrade our blockchain to simple cryptocurrency. We can do this by:- Including the functionality of paying out rewards to miners Signing the transaction We will be covering only first part in this blog. We will cover transaction signature in next Continue Reading
Reading Time: 4 minutes WebAssembly is the future of Web Development. It is a low-level assembly-like language with a compact binary format that runs with near-native performance and provides languages such as C/C++ and Rust with a compilation target so that they can run on the web.
Reading Time: 4 minutes As you all know the async–await syntax hits stable Rust, as part of the 1.39.0 release. So let’s leverage this stabilized feature to make our code-bases Asynchronous with Zero-cost futures. In this article, we’ll mainly look into the basics of Async/Await feature: Async/Await: Quick Intro Zero-cost futures Quick Demonstration of Asynchronous Programming Before diving into our road-map let’s understand the behavior of the Asynchronous programming. In a Continue Reading
Reading Time: 2 minutes Hello Everyone, in the previous blog, we talked about blockchain, what is block and its content. we also implemented a sample Blockchain application using Rust.In this blog, we will continue working with our sample blockchain application and talk about blockchain validation and its mining process. Blockchain Validation Why do we need blockchain validation? Because we have to ensure that no one can tamper any data Continue Reading
Reading Time: < 1 minute Hello folks, In this blog, I will be introducing a feature to track source location of caller of a function.In one of the Rust projects, I came across a scenario, where I had to trace source location of caller of a function. Rust also has this feature, but it is not available for stable release. So I published a crate trace_caller and introduced trace , Continue Reading
Reading Time: 4 minutes The Collections are the general-purpose programming data structures provided by Rust’s Standard library. Rust can provide many cool implementations of data structures like Vector, Linked list, Hash map, HashSet, and BTreeSet, etc. Hello, folks! your wait is over, here is the third blog of Closer Scrutiny of Rust Collections. I hope you have learned a lot from the first and second blog. It’s better to go with the previous blogs first to Continue Reading
Reading Time: 4 minutes Prolance is a tool that can monitor the running protocols on the server. So with the help of this tool, we can keep track of all the protocols. As of now, we have implemented this tool for two protocols those are Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) and Active Directory (AD).
Reading Time: 3 minutes Procespy is a process Monitoring tool for Linux distributions, it helps the user to keep track of the running services in the system with their memory utilisation.This tool will allow the user to set the threshold for a particular service in respect of memory utilisation. If any service will cross its threshold value then the process will terminate by providing a popup with a message Continue Reading
Reading Time: 4 minutes The Collections are the general-purpose programming data structures provided by Rust’s Standard library. Rust can provide many cool implementations of data structures like Vector, Linked list, Hash map, BTreeMap, etc. Hello, folks! your wait is over, here is the second blog of Closer Scrutiny of Rust Collections. I hope you have learned a lot from the first part. It’s better to go with the previous blog first to gain more understanding about Collections.We Continue Reading
