prk-leb

Hey! :)

Great question. The lecturer, Stefan Baumgartner, will be taking an Express.js based chat application that uses web-sockets and re-writing it in Rust using the Axum framework & shuttle.

A more detailed "curriculum" can be found on the workshop website but I'm available to answer any other questions you might have :)

Hello hackers,

Shuttle ( https://github.com/shuttle-hq/shuttle ) & Stefan Baumgartner ( https://fettblog.eu/ ) are hosting a free workshop titled "Rust for Javascript Developers".

Rust Linz organizer Stefan Baumgartner will take you from project initialization to deployment by rewriting an Express.js based chat application that uses web-sockets into Rust, using the Axum framework & shuttle. By doing so, he will highlight use cases, benefits, pitfalls, and major differences to other programming languages. All of that, in just 3 hours.

More info & signup can be found here: https://workshop.shuttle.rs/

This is a "reader mode as a service" just like the Reader View in Firefox/Safari, but with a focus on beautiful typography, it works across all browsers and it provides shareable links (without the need of extensions)

It's very basic, but it can be used to read articles on older devices such as old eBook readers and it could also make content more accessible in regions with low bandwidth or while travelling.

It's available here: https://readable.shuttleapp.rs/

The tutorial on how it was built is available here: https://endler.dev/2022/readable/

(credits to Matthias Endler)