Introducing WebAssembly using Rust
WebAssembly (abbreviated WASM) is a binary instruction format for a stack-based virtual machines. WASM is designed as a portable compilation target for programming languages, enabling deployment on the web for client and server applications.
Best Top 6 Rust frameworks to watch out in 2023
In 2023, which Rust web framework will be the best for looking into before you start developing APIs and web applications? Here, we’ll look at some of the most popular frameworks currently in use or looks promising. We’ll also explore look at some simple examples to look at their design principles
12 Design Principles you can implement in Rust
Rust is a language of this generation where we need be highly productive as a developer at the same time writing memory efficient, world class softwares
An introduction to Bun.sh (Another JavaScript Runtime)
What’s new in ECMAScript 2022 (Javascript)
ECMAScript 2022 is the going to be released soon. Here are some new features that have been incorporated and could be used in javascript in upcoming time.
Safety Mechanism in Ruby on Rails
Rails became popular and still heavily used by enterprises for its focus on efficiency and productivity. It comes with most suitable defaults for each environment for developer to more focus on building than configuring.
21 Git Commands you probably didn’t know
If anyone have ever browsed the git manual (man git), then one may have noticed there are a whole lot more to git than what most of us use on a daily basis.
How does it work TOTP (Time Based Authentication) app
Late in the day one may have encountered many application asking for Second Factor authentication. Most of those uses OTP (One Time Password) via email or SMS. However we have new competitor in this arena, called TOTP (Time Based OTP) apps. There are many big players are in the race, i.e Google Authenticator and Microsoft Authenticator App
How Stuff Works - SMTP through WireShark
The SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) is an Internet standard communication protocol for electronic mail transmission. Most of mail servers use SMTP protocol to send/receive email messages. Most email clients available today uses SMTP only for relaying messages to another mail server. But Mail client software on your desktop/laptop/electronic devices uses IMAP/POP3 to pull emails from its servers. So in simple terms SMTP is to communicate between/among Mail Server(s) to Mail Server(s). SMTP is implemented upon TCP (Transmission Control Protocol)
Design Dig - Rust Design Principles
If you stumbled upon this article, either you have already heard and is interested in Rust programming language, or you may already be working with it. But here is a brief intro