Tag: rust

Deploying a Rust Rocket REST API on AWS EC2 with Docker and GitHub Actions

Reading Time: 5 minutes When Rust compiles code, you get an executable if you created the application using the –bin command. In this blog, we shall look at how we can create a Dockerfile to create an image with this executable. We shall then deploy this image on EC2 using GitHub Actions which will be set on our repository […]

Deploy a Yew Rust Application on an AWS EC2 Ubuntu Instance & Nginx

Reading Time: 5 minutes After you’ve finished developing your Yew Rust application, it’s time to make it available to your users. It is expected to be placed on a server someplace, either on a Cloud service provider or an on-premises server, for this purpose. This blog will go over how to launch your Yew Rust application on AWS EC2. […]

How to Handle Forms Efficiently in Yew Web Development?

Reading Time: 6 minutes In order to create a Yew web application, one must create mechanisms to allow end users to interact with the system and provide data via online forms. This is where form handling comes into play. Yew offers Rust’s rich type ecosystem which can be a great tool when it comes to ensuring data integrity on […]

How to Build a Rust WebAssembly Frontend App with Yew Framework?

Reading Time: 6 minutes While Rust is known for its backend web development capabilities, the introduction of WebAssembly (Wasm) has enabled the development of rich front-end apps in Rust. With the introduction of WebAssembly, it became possible to build frontend web apps in Rust, such as the one we just built, expanding development opportunities for developers. While all of […]

How to Create a REST API with Rust Rocket Framework and Diesel Middleware with PostgreSQL Database?

Reading Time: 8 minutes For many years, C and C++ have been the main low-level programming languages. C and C++ require manual deallocation of memory to prevent memory leaks which are the major cause of security breaches in Software. Rust comes in to offer memory safety and at the same time speed of execution that matches that of C. […]

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