I'm speaking at the MCP Builder Series in New York. Will you join? Thursday, September 18th, 4pm ET. Speaker Lenny Burdette, Apollo
I've got some ideas for working with APIs (including MCP JSON:API and GraphQL) that I'll be demoing in NYC in two weeks!
After a year of working on it, I finally got to talk about my project at last month’s GraphQL Summit! Check out our solution for declaratively building GraphQL APIs from RESTish APIs www.youtube.com/watch?v=anHz...
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Traveling 5 hours for the totality was absolutely worth it ☀️🌑🌎
Thanks! Can wasm-bindgen also generate the “env” module, or are you expected to provide it somehow?
wasm-bindgen will emit `import _ from "env"` depending on your crates and I couldn't find a good answer for how to manage that. I ended up using vitejs.dev/config/share... to shim the module with `{ now: () => Performance.now() }` to get things working. wasm is cool, but there's a long way to go!
Trying to understand a codebase at work today. It uses crates.io/crates/petgr... and I'm having fun generating dot graphs with it.
I thought it was interesting how `format!("{:?}", graph)` and `format("{}", graph)` resulted in different labels nodes and edges. Clever! github.com/petgraph/pet...
Is `my_bool.then_some("when true").unwrap_or("when false")` a reasonable approximation of a ternary or one-liner if/else, or an abomination?
Really enjoying rust-unofficial.github.io/too-many-lis... even though I’ve never needed a linked list my career.
Then I read this post on the memory implications of Vec: blog.polybdenum.com/2024/01/17/i...
And (spoiler) a solution is to use linked lists!
TIL that you can reference a Rust macro within the macro expansion to avoid repeating yourself when defining multiple invocation patterns. Just make sure to reference it directly with `$crate::my_macro!` to keep it hygienic!
Picked up some tips for testing log messages today: we're using tracing_subscriber and tracing::info! for logging, and we have a "SnapshotSubscriber" we can use in tests that captures logs and calls insta's assert_yaml_snapshot when the subscriber is dropped. Helps us guarantee useful log messages!
I'm frequently using `.collect()` on an iterator of `Result`s like this: gist.github.com/rust-play/63...
My colleague pointed out that itertool's `try_collect` provides the same functionality with a nicer name: docs.rs/itertools/la...
Happy holidays everyone! I'm going to start tweeting about learning Rust on the job.
I just finished a bunch of integration tests against REST APIs using Wiremock. Using path_regex() for matching request paths was annoying so I wrote a simple wiremock::Match trait impl for path templates instead 👍
