Thomas Sieverding
Thomas Sieverding
I've come up with a clever design pattern that simplifies the dilemma of making accessible types within schema.rs Instead of listing all `import_types` within diesel.toml as mapping to individual crates,...
I'm planning on splitting my project [deque-loader](https://github.com/Bajix/deque-loader-rs) into an ecosystem that includes Diesel, SQLX, Redis, and later Withers, Scylla and Skytable once those are more matured. To do this, I...
It is useful to know when crossbeam::deque::Worker::push adds the first task to an empty deque as this can be used to facilitate simple batching by triggering tokio::task::spawn and work stealing...
The way in which StealJS resolves packages is somewhat atypical, and gets in the way of doing requires that aren't prefixed. Generally, projects will have their dependencies in an assets/lib/src...
System.envs requires both a platform & an environment. This means that configuration needs to be redundantly defined for each combination of platform/environment. It would simplify configuration to be able to...
Currently there's no way to use wrapper types for output objects without redefining every field resolver or having a nested path. This makes type composition harder, especially when using libraries...
An epoch protected [crossbeam::epoch::Atomic](https://docs.rs/crossbeam/0.8.1/crossbeam/epoch/struct.Atomic.html) pointer is only valid for the lifetime of the [crossbeam::epoch::Guard](https://docs.rs/crossbeam/0.8.1/crossbeam/epoch/struct.Guard.html), but as this is `!Send` and `!Sync` the only way this could ever be used would...
[arccstr](https://crates.io/crates/arccstr) has less overhead than Arc and therefor would be a worthwhile alternative anywhere in which Arc would otherwise be an OutputType.
I'm working on a new version of [swap_queue](https://crates.io/crates/swap-queue) that integrates with `heapless::Vec`, but for my use case I want to be able to construct this by passing ownership of a...
It seems like Wither has the potential to be essentially the equivalent of what mongoose is to Node, but the lack of recent development makes me somewhat concerned when considering...