What's everyone working on this week (17/2023)?

This page summarizes the projects mentioned and recommended in the original post on /r/rust

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  • kubempf

    Tool to forward and maintain multiple port forwards to kubernetes pods

    Port-forward tools for kubernetes because the builtin kubectl port-forward does not work how I would like it to. https://github.com/narthollis/kubempf

  • ruspie

    Read Only APIs in Rust for Static Datasets

    Working on a project which serves csv and parquet files as rest api using datafusion internally. This week I’m working a component which uses mongodb to store schemas of these files such that the entire service doesn’t have to refetch the schema. Please check https://github.com/factly/ruspie. Open to suggestions.

  • WorkOS

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  • mintlayer-core

    Discontinued [UnavailableForLegalReasons - Repository access blocked]

  • miniboosts

    A collection of boosting algorithms written in Rust 🦀

    Learning rust by creating MiniBoosts crate.

  • wasmadeus

    An experimental, macro-less, frontend web framework in pure rust.

    Wasmide, my rust frontend framework. I'm currently building a v2 on a separate branch, before hopefully releasing it on crates.io !

  • tuning-library

    Micro-tuning format parsing and frequency finding as a header-only C+ library

    Rewriting tuning-library in Rust. It's almost finished; just writing documentation and cleaning up.

  • ember-rs

    Ember is a minimalistic Rust library for creating 2D graphics, games, and interactive visualizations with ease and simplicity.

    Working on a minimalist 2D graphics library to learn rust :)

  • InfluxDB

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  • freya-editor

    Experimental code editor made with Freya 🦀

    I am making a small, limited and probably ugly but blazingly fast code parser for https://github.com/marc2332/freya-editor

  • mq

    Working on a backend agnostic message queue - mq. Currently supports surrealDB.

  • surrealdb

    A scalable, distributed, collaborative, document-graph database, for the realtime web

    Working on a backend agnostic message queue - mq. Currently supports surrealDB.

  • gdext

    Rust bindings for Godot 4

    Learning the world of Godot 4 and extensions in rust with the gdext library. Shout out to the maintainers of gdext and Godot.

  • rust_8086_emulator

    Started on a 8086 emulator so I can use it for my exam, looking at the opcode sheet made me question my life choices.

  • libdither

    Mission: Decentralize the Internet (by libdither)

    Working on a peer-to-peer application framework :)

  • goku

    Goku is an HTTP load testing application written in Rust

    I'm working on giving it some more functionality to goku

  • k8s-workflow-deploy

    A k8s workflow based deployment tool: https://github.com/ngerakines/k8s-workflow-deploy/

  • velum

    Lightweight and minimal blog engine

    Finally finding time to add comment management to my Axum-based blog engine.

  • solid65

    compare emulators against eachother

    You might be interested in my project solid6502, which tests many 6502 emulators against each other. It's already discovered bugs present in other emulators.

  • rust-summaries

    Rust summaries are short introductions to Rust programming topics, including the language, ecosystem, concepts, crates, and more.

  • socketioxide

    A socket.io server implementation in Rust that integrates with the Tower ecosystem and the Tokio stack.

  • archie

    I just finished my first Rust project! I'm so happy that on first try I could finish my project and make it to a point where it's usable :) I was so happy that I released in on Homebrew, you can find it at https://github.com/Essay97/archie

  • Athena

    That's awesome! It's open source though certainly not ready for anything in any capacity, but I know how valuable it can be to be able to read through someone else's code to compare ideas and figure things out, so here it is: https://github.com/adsnaider/Athena.

  • xml-mut

    xml mutation language resembling sql

    If I will find some time to spare will work on xml-mut. A simple XML mutation definition language resembling SQL.

  • grade_calculator

    A simple program for calculating grades for your college courses.

    For anyone interested, here’s the link: https://github.com/TheOGChips/grade_calculator. The intent is to turn your course syllabus into a CSV file, which the program parses, creates an interactive menu, and calculates your grade for the course appropriately; if the syllabus changes during the course, all you’d need to do is change the CSV file. The C++ version on the master branch works as intended, but feel free to check out the rust branch to see my progress.

  • dipa

    dipa makes it easy to efficiently delta encode large Rust data structures.

    Have you seen https://github.com/chinedufn/dipa or https://docs.rs/serde-diff? I haven’t used either yet but they sound similar.

  • rustycopier

    Its a copier implemented in rust programming language with multithreading

    I am learning Rust using the The Rust Programming Language, instead copy-paste the code from the tutorial, I am creating my own file copier Rustycopier

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