Application Development - Enterprise Rust

Fri, 03 Nov 2023 00:00:00 +0000

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Overview
Framework analysis and selection: Delving into the specifics of framework selection and application.
1. Core Components: Database management, modularization, internal RPC, AMQP.
2. Web and API: Web Server, GraphQL API.
3. Application Development: Web, CLI, desktop, and mobile app development.
4. Miscellaneous Tools: Observability, logging, machine learning.
Boilerplate project: A comprehensive guide including setup instructions for selected frameworks, architectural diagrams, and development environment configurations.

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Crate	Downloads	Dependents	Github Stars	Github Contributors	Github Used By	Notes
dioxus	100k	66	14.5k	169	1.2k	A virtual DOM for rust. Part of opencollective, has a large and growing community, and used by numerous startups, etc.
tauri	1.1M	69	70k	302	518	Very robust, but only desktop (and soon to be mobile)
yew	800k	186	28.8k	402	10.3k	Also open collective!. This is great, but web only.
egui	1.4M	240	17.1k	320	10.2k	Very opinionated, web+native. pre-built GUI components, could build an entire OS out of it. Ugly, and not very web-friendly though… for an admin tool though, this would be awesome (which is really what it’s made for)

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Learn objective-c/Cocoa (Mac OSX) development on the PC…

Tue, 01 Apr 2008 00:00:00 +0000

So, I got interested in developing an application for the iPhone, but I don’t have a decent Mac to develop on. I found that the iPhone development is based on a subset of the Mac Cocoa framework. OSX came from NeXTStep. Cocoa is mostly NeXTStep libraries… hummm… how can I learn Objective-C/Cocoa on a PC… let me think…

Download and install GNUStep System and Core for windows.
Learn & write some objective-c code using some of the NS libraries
Compile using gcc (comes with GNUStep). I use ant, my build file is attached - fiddle with it to work in your environment
You may also have to have CygWin installed. I’m not actually sure which pieces are making this all work yet, so give that a try (install the base package, plus gcc, gdb, and whatever else you like)

Currently, I’ve got this all working, and I’m using the Foundation library in the attached example. Going to try getting some UI stuff to work next.

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Application Development - Enterprise Rust

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Learn objective-c/Cocoa (Mac OSX) development on the PC…