I've got some ideas for working with APIs (including MCP JSON:API and GraphQL) that I'll be demoing in NYC in two weeks!

After a year of working on it, I finally got to talk about my project at last month’s GraphQL Summit! Check out our solution for declaratively building GraphQL APIs from RESTish APIs www.youtube.com/watch?v=anHz...

How is this not illegal??? Cards Against Humanity is PAYING people who didn't vote in 2020 to apologize, make a voting plan, and post #DonaldTrumpIsAHumanToilet—up to $100 for blue-leaning people in swing states. I helped by getting a 2024 Election Pack: www.Apologize.lol

Traveling 5 hours for the totality was absolutely worth it ☀️🌑🌎

Thanks! Can wasm-bindgen also generate the “env” module, or are you expected to provide it somehow?

wasm-bindgen will emit `import _ from "env"` depending on your crates and I couldn't find a good answer for how to manage that. I ended up using vitejs.dev/config/share... to shim the module with `{ now: () => Performance.now() }` to get things working. wasm is cool, but there's a long way to go!

Trying to understand a codebase at work today. It uses crates.io/crates/petgr... and I'm having fun generating dot graphs with it.

I thought it was interesting how `format!("{:?}", graph)` and `format("{}", graph)` resulted in different labels nodes and edges. Clever! github.com/petgraph/pet...

Is `my_bool.then_some("when true").unwrap_or("when false")` a reasonable approximation of a ternary or one-liner if/else, or an abomination?

Really enjoying rust-unofficial.github.io/too-many-lis... even though I’ve never needed a linked list my career.

Then I read this post on the memory implications of Vec: blog.polybdenum.com/2024/01/17/i...

And (spoiler) a solution is to use linked lists!

TIL that you can reference a Rust macro within the macro expansion to avoid repeating yourself when defining multiple invocation patterns. Just make sure to reference it directly with `$crate::my_macro!` to keep it hygienic!

Picked up some tips for testing log messages today: we're using tracing_subscriber and tracing::info! for logging, and we have a "SnapshotSubscriber" we can use in tests that captures logs and calls insta's assert_yaml_snapshot when the subscriber is dropped. Helps us guarantee useful log messages!

I'm frequently using `.collect()` on an iterator of `Result`s like this: gist.github.com/rust-play/63...

My colleague pointed out that itertool's `try_collect` provides the same functionality with a nicer name: docs.rs/itertools/la...

Happy holidays everyone! I'm going to start tweeting about learning Rust on the job.

I just finished a bunch of integration tests against REST APIs using Wiremock. Using path_regex() for matching request paths was annoying so I wrote a simple wiremock::Match trait impl for path templates instead 👍