Software, unabridged
~/mustakim
Software Engineer 🇧🇩 🇬🇧 Into Rust, Linux and .NET
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Tokens are payroll in disguise
Be respectful with the tokens you use; they could have been paid as salaries to people who were laid off, people who are now unable to find work, or it could be you someday.
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Rust-ing into Open Source: My debut with Rust-Analyzer
I've made my first open-source contribution to Rust. It's on rust-analyzer - the compiler front-end for IDEs like VS Code. The code completion list now shows constructors and builder methods first
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Designing what? intensive applications
Summary of "Designing Data-Intensive Applications" by Martin Kleppmann that teaches the pitfalls of building scalable data systems.
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Liinks - minimalistic link in bio page
Introducing liinks.xyz - a site for designing minimalistic links in bio page.
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Some underrated features of Rust
Opinionated post about some of the useful features of the Rust Programming language
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Playing with 🦀 Rust: Building a cli app to estimate disk space usage
🦀 Rust newbie spent this weekend building a small Cli tool to estimate disk space used by a folder including all subfolders. Something like the du command that comes with GNU Coreutils
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gRPC for ASP.NET Core 3.0
Starting from ASP.NET Core 3 gRPC has first class support by the framework. Let's build a simple client-server app using gRPC for ASP.NET Core 3.
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Server-side kubernetes nginx-ingress log analysis using GoAccess
A handy script that automatically collects logs from nginx-ingress container in kubernetes (k8s) and generate a dashboard for each of the services as well as one for all of them.
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A farewell 🎉 to my original website
I am ditching my hand-crafter blogging engine written in ASP.NET that served me well between 2012-2019. My new site is run by Ghost publishing platform and is here to serve me next decade 🎉
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Flying at 70,000 ft
The Lockheed U-2, nicknamed "Dragon Lady", is a single-engine, high altitude reconnaissance aircraft operated by the United States Air Force (USAF) and previously flown by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).
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