Code Freely, Live Fully
Code Freely, Live Fully
Introduction After having experimented with the Django Rest Framework, I decided it was time to experiment with the FastAPI framework. Fast API was specially designed to be a lean framework, it is not an batteries-included framework like for example Django…
Introduction In my previous post I compared the performance of Actix with Rust and Fiber with Go. However, this was not entirely fair, since for one I did not use connection pooling in the Fiber part. Let us see, two…
Introduction A couple of weeks ago I came across a well-written article by Mayank Choubey, where he did a performance comparison between a Web API written in Go using the Fiber framework and the Actix framework written in Rust. In…
Introduction In Design Patterns, the Iterator is a way of traversing over a container, that is access each of the container’s elements. It is used as a convenient way to traverse over lists or arrays, but it could also be…
Introduction When deciding on which IDE to use, one of the most important things is the debugging experience. In this short article I will try and share my experience debugging the same code with Visual Studio Code and RustRover Coming…
Introduction In one of my previous articles I wrote about RustRover, an IDE by Jetbrains, which came out last week (Sep. 13th 2023) in an Early Access Preview. In that article I reviewed this otherwise great product. However it occurred…
Introduction Considering Rust’s popularity it is quite surprising that no dedicated IDE has come out for this language. That all changed today, the 13th of September 2023, when RustRover, Jetbrains’s new Rust came out in Preview. Of course, I could…
Introduction In this post I described how to build a simple Web API in Rust with Actix, Diesel, and Postgres. Now it is time to deploy this app. Prerequisites In order to follow along, you will need the following: Building…
Introduction For the past year I have been experimenting with Rust. So, now it is time for a simple real project. What will be build? In this short series we will build a simple REST API to administer events. Events…
Introduction In Design Patterns, the Iterator is a way of traversing over a container, that is access each of the container’s elements. It is used as a convenient way to traverse over lists or arrays, but it could also be…
Introduction In the previous three posts we have created a local kubernetes cluster, with the Django Rest Framework App, a Postgres database, and an Nginx proxy. It is now time to show it to the world, by deploying it to…
Introduction In my previous two posts we set up a kubernetes deployment for a Django Rest Framework Application. If you have not followed along with those posts, the code can be found here. It is however highly recommended that you…
Introduction In my previous post I described how to deploy a django restframework app to a Kubernetes cluster. However, I used the ‘runserver’ command which is not suitable for production. Some research taught that Gunicorn is a far better choice…
Introduction For the past couple of years I have been reading about Django and the Django Rest Framework, and especially about the good Developer Experience it offers. This of course spiked my curiousity, and I decided to perform a small…
Introduction On this page I described building a simple web API with a Postgres database at the backend. For this I used the Gin web framework which is pretty fast in itself. A nice extension however would be to use…