I love using state machines in my frontends, and the current winner library to do it is XState. State machines (or actually state charts) can get quite complex, and like with everything I&
I love neverthrow, io-ts' Either, or a homemade Result library as much as anyone, but I do miss the ?-operator in Typescript.
This is my attempt at recreating it[1].
The basic
This is the first article in a series called "Hosting quickly". I want to launch Rust apps quickly and often, and I want to have stable, common infrastructure for all of
In the last two posts (1, 2) in this series, I explained why I want Typescript to be more predictable, and some of the most important guidelines I follow to make that happen.
While developing RCKIVE, I've done a development against Shopify's GraphQL APIs. I quickly found out that the dealing with GraphQL in Rust could be challenging. Generating Rust serde structs