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A community for Rust developers to share tutorials, libraries, and discuss building fast, safe applications.
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James Dayalverified • Sep 25, 2025 • in Articles • 1 min read
Hello World! Welcome to the Rust Group!
Hello World! Welcome to the Rust Group! We’re excited to have you here! This is a space where you can share, learn, and connect with other developers who love Rust. Start by saying hi! Introduce yourself in the comments below—tell us your name, ...
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Vincent • Mar 27 • in Articles • 1 min read
Rust Weekly Log — Weekly progress snapshot
RustPulse project Explored Postgres persistence using sqlx and documented the workflow for schema initialization, ingestion pipeline, and verification strategy. https://vinecksie.super.site/rustpulse Sealed in Rust Crypto book Started the Identit...
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Vincent • Mar 13 • in Articles • 1 min read
Rust Weekly Log: RustPulse, Crypto Design, and SPNs
Rust Weekly Log This week in Rust: • RustPulse: persistence 2/3 with Docker Compose PostgreSQL wired to DATABASEURL https://vinecksie.super.site/rustpulse • Sealed in Rust: new chapter on Secure Protocol Design & Composition https://vinecksie...
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Vincent • Feb 27 • in Articles • 1 min read
Weekly Rust Progress — Production Hardening in Practice
RustPulse — Delivery Under Stress Implemented X-CRC32 ingestion validation to reject corrupted payloads early. Then validated delivery guarantees with: Fault-injection simulation Bounded retries + exponential backoff Resilience should be proven...
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Vincent • Feb 20 • in Articles • 1 min read
Weekly Rust Progress Update
RustPulse: Implemented X-CRC32 validation on telemetry ingestion. Corrupted payload detection. Explicit 400 + crccheck=fail response. Early rejection before domain logic. Downstream protection & data integrity. Edge validation > post-processing cle...
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Vincent Eckert Sierota • Jan 2 • in Articles • 1 min read
Weekly Rust Progress (RustPulse)
This week’s focus: observability. OpenTelemetry tracing wired to Jaeger request-level tracing, 2/3 done Dropped towerhttp::TraceLayer → built a custom tracing middleware for full control over spans + trace IDs https://vinecksie.super.site/...
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Vincent Eckert Sierota • Dec 26, 2025 • in Articles • 1 min read
Rust Weekly Engineering Log
RustPulse OpenTelemetry tracing integrated with Jaeger initial phase. This step focuses on trace propagation and foundational observability patterns. https://github.com/VinEckSie/rustpulse Sealed in Rust New technical chapter on cryptographic hash f...
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Vincent Eckert Sierota • Dec 12, 2025 • in Articles • 1 min read
Weekly Rust Progress
Sealed in Rust New section on Key Derivation, positioning it as the conceptual link between symmetric ciphers and hashing. https://vinecksie.github.io/sealed-in-rust/02-core-primitives/02-01-symmetric-ciphers.html#a-glimpse-at-key-derivation Fear...
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Vincent Eckert Sierota • Dec 5, 2025 • in Articles • 1 min read
Weekly Rust Progress Update
▶️ Fearless in Rust — New Educational Video Feistel Networks for Developers A clear breakdown of reversible block ciphers and encryption/decryption mechanics in Rust. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20Scq2uoKfw Sealed in Rust — New Chapter Release...
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Vincent Eckert Sierota • Nov 28, 2025 • in Articles • 1 min read
Weekly Rust Build Log
Progress this week on my Rust ecosystem projects: RustPulse Strong typing for tracing config, status, and errors Safe, idempotent tracing initialization Jaeger exporter integration groundwork https://github.com/VinEckSie/rustpulse Sealed in R...
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Vincent Eckert Sierota • Oct 31, 2025 • in Articles • 1 min read
Rust Weekly Log
RustPulse product: Custom spans + #instrument → observability upgraded. Sealed in Rust book: Clear disclaimer: primitives ≠ production AES-GCM, ChaCha20-Poly1305. Crypto Concepts Cheatsheets → learn crypto faster. ⚡ Dive in: https://vin...
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Vincent • Sep 26, 2025 • in Articles • 1 min read
Sealed in Rust - AES Chapter
Rust Weekly Log – Sealed in Rust This week I: • Finalized the AES chapter – the global symmetric encryption standard. • Added a glossary to make the book beginner-friendly. • Refactored the AES example for readability & real-world use. Book...
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Vincent • Aug 30, 2025 • in Articles • 1 min read
Rust for Beginners: Going Beyond "Hello, World!" (Formatting & Debugging Basics)
Most Rust tutorials start and end with: fn main { println!"Hello, World!"; } But Rust has much more to offer when it comes to printing, debugging, and formatting output. In this short video tutorial, you’ll learn: println!, print!, eprintln!, ...
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