I had an issue: I needed to run a command inside Rust, but I needed that all its output should go to a file, and I needed to check if there were certain phrases in it.

How to spawn an external command and give it a timeout in Rust, with Tokio

I recently wrote an application for work (so, sorry, can't show you the code) that, 'cause it was heavily I/O based, I decided to write it using Tokio and the idea of Actor Model with it.

... which gave me some things to think about.

How to use .seek() in Tokio BufReaders.

I had some issue recently with Rust iterators, and that led me to think a lot about iterators in Rust.

Note Taking Application

For a while, I've been talking about Rust, making presentations, going to meetups...

But a few months back I had the opportunity to finally work in a real project in Rust.

So, how was it?

When I switched from Fedora to Silverblue, I got used to use toolbox to check for packages and whatnot. But when I needed to test a project in multiple distributions, I decided it was time to explore Toolbx a little deeper.