How to Build & Deploy a Rust App in Under 60 Seconds
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- Опубліковано 24 січ 2023
- Shuttle (github.com/shuttle-hq/shuttle) is a cloud development platform that let's you setup your infrastructure and deploy your Rust code without any hassle
Axum (github.com/tokio-rs/axum) is one of the most popular web application frameworks in Rust that focuses on ergonomics and modularity.
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💻 Website: shuttle.rs/
📚 Docs: docs.shuttle.rs
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wew almost opened vim ☠
Close call 😮💨
almost installed arch
almost compiled firefox and all its dependencies on gentoo
@@not_herobrine3752 by hand
@@shuttle-dev USE VIM
what terminal is that? how is it so clean looking?
Hyper
I think it's because of 'starship' prompt
how the hell did you get tab autocompleteion like that in your shell?
That's Fig.io! :)
@@shuttle-dev thanks
@@shuttle-dev Is it open source ?
How do I use it in an existent project?
which theme btw!
What VS Code theme is that? I love it!
The one shown for half a second at 0:35?
@@penewoldahh well yes
how to set list view terminal autocomplete like yours?
Look at the starship repo
there's an auto complete feature they used from another guy.. I don't have the link rn sorry
Compile 570 dependencies and see how fast it really takes. Probably about 7 minutes I'd guess
What about Rust as Full stack solutions for IOT, PLC, EMBEDDED system....
it.. compiles to c...
I think prime has some strong words for you, coupled with a trip to HR
That's not a rust app that's a server
Hah the vim...code got me laughing
'cargo install cargo-shuttle' took 3min+ already... Way above 60 Seconds...
Hahaha, same. I think its faster due to compiler's cache
Skill issue
code . #much hurt
:O
Lost me at the "code ." command
You had me until you opened an electron app.
Shame on you.
It doesn't take that long to toss garbage in the trash, even Python's garbage collection is not that slow ;p j/k Nothing about rust is fast pre-deploy.