
Michal Piotrowski 🦀
@practicalrs
Rust developer at Practical RS. https://bsky.app/profile/practicalrs.bsky.social https://hachyderm.io/@practicalrs
match game().state { State::Failure => rsx! { RenderGameFailure {} }, State::InProgress => rsx! { RenderGameInProgress { game, input_value } }, State::Success => rsx! { RenderGameSuccess {} }, } It's that simple with Dioxus 😀
"dx self-update 0.313s INFO Your version is out of date! 0.313s INFO - Yours: 0.7.0-rc.1 0.314s INFO - Latest: 0.6.3 0.316s INFO Downloading update from Github 0.316s INFO | Dioxus v0.6.3" Ok, that was not expected 🤣
"Thus saith the Compiler: whosoever invokes unsafe to skirt the holy borrow-checker 🦀 shall forfeit the covenant of memory-safety and walk in the valley of undefined behavior."
Today I've spent a few hours working on a side project - a simple numbers related game. I'm using Dioxus and Tailwind. I can't say it's trivial, but it's quite easy. It's really worth a try if you want a cross-platform solution for Windows, Linux, Mac, Android, iOS, and web.
Everyone thinks they could write an operating system. Here's a list of security vulnerabilities in the screenshot! CWE-426 (Untrusted search path): execvp(cmd->name, cmd->args) searches PATH. If this program ever runs with elevated privileges (setuid, started by a privileged…
Microsoft just open sourced a Rust implementation of UEFI boot firmware called "Patina" this is a MASSIVE step forward in improving boot security for all. Exciting!!! github.com/openDevicePart…
How Apple hardware users bullshit themselves.
16GB RAM in a Mac is equal to 32GB RAM in a Windows machine. Is 32GB already the minimum in the Windows world?
My son will get our current Volvo when he starts driving on his own. I have another reason to buy a new Volvo then.
The company that gave the world the 3-point seatbelt is now adopting Rust for its memory safety. We talked to @j_gust from @volvocars about their successful push to introduce Rust into their tech stack and build the next generation of secure vehicles. filtra.io/rust/interview…
This Week in Rust #619 this-week-in-rust.org/blog/2025/10/0… #rustlang
Making COSMIC in @rustlang, being a relatively new language, required building the fundamental capability to create a desktop environment. This included text rendering and a complete toolkit of high-level components with deep platform integration. That foundation now makes it…
I'm not sure if I should go down this rabbit hole - ./x.py bench --stage 1 compiler - I created some benchmarks for SmallVec vs Vec, and I'm starting to doubt in the sense of using SmallVec. Seriously, you should use SmallVec only when you benchmark and prove that it's better.
This Week in Rust #618 this-week-in-rust.org/blog/2025/09/2… #rustlang
A lot of people are waiting for Reflections in Rust. I guess we are seeing here the first steps toward this goal github.com/rust-lang/rust…
It's quite likely that C++69 will be safe in some areas. I'm not sure if it will be in pair with Rust2015. But I'm sure it will be safer than C++23.
Herb Sutter says we are close to solving memory safety in C++ without runtime overhead. #CppCon
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