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Yes we use it for rama [1]. You can check its justfile and CI workflow file how we use it. Those run thousands and thousands of tests thx to nextest and what feels like instantly (…

Thank you very much for developing nextest. It is what allows our projects like rama [1] to run thousands and thousands of tests in a blink of an eye! Keep it up! [1] https://ramap…

Thank you very much. We will see, I have been on this for 5 years, if it takes another 10 years for the wider global community to discover rama, so be it. We have patience. No clue…

OP Here, sorry for not being clear. And happy for feedback on our presentation, docs, my article and ofc the code itself. It has been under developed since over 5 years, and was us…

Yes the blog post was written completely by me. Not entirely certain what triplet you are referring to, or what that might be, but your suggestion is spot on. Going to add a commen…

After close to five years of hard work by many of us, Rama 0.3 marks a milestone worth celebrating: a framework now ready to be used, explored, and built upon by the worldwide comm…

The nicest thing of Elm is how much it feels like Haskell. Have built some fun things with Elm years ago. The second nicest thing with Elm is the philosophy of if it compiles it wo…

Seems to flag any project related to networking — regardless if it is a network framework or a podcast website — as unsafe... oh well... let's see how it is once they losen up...

Maybe in USA in big tech where companies give absurd wages to engineers anyway in some states, that might be acceptable. But to make their ROI they need that (and more) to be spend…

What if you phrase the question from "will AI ever be useful" (a term as utterly vague as "IT") to "will it ever be able to promise the financial gains these companies are hoping? …

I do not disagree with what you are saying, but I honestly still believe that most of the utility we experience are honestly gonna become very boring very soon that we can just run…

Congratulations terts and team. In November’25 we had pleasure to interview you about roto and Nlnetlabs [1]. Happy how far it has come already. Before the summer ends We’ll implem…

… is that even legal to do for microsoft? Are there no requirements to adhere to certain standards? Would have thought that is part of it.

Father of three here as well, amen to that. Soo hard, but oh so amazing.

Do you or someone reading this know who would be the best person that would be willing to come on a guest on a podcast and has the correct knowledge (ideally the person who impleme…

We sit down with Rust developer Martin Algesten for a deep dive into WebRTC and the Sans IO approach to protocol design. Martin traces the surprising origins of WebRTC, explains wh…

In Episode 15 of netstack.fm, I sat down with Edward and Noah from Cloudflare to unpack the design of Pingora, the Rust based proxy framework that now powers Cloudflare’s origin fa…

Htmx got me into hypermedia heaven, but it lead me to datastar for sure. Recently we also had an interview with the creator of datastar, where he also talked a bit about darkstar (…

In this episode our guest is Bruno Dal Bo Silva, Staff Software Engineer at Google. We dive into his path into networking and Rust, and the story behind netstack3, the Rust-based n…

Maybe they should focus less on "agentic" and more on just keeping their core product solid... I suppose that doesn't rhyme with growth at all cost... zzz sad... it is

Yeah such clear cut cases I've done in the past. E.g. there was a period some months ago when random AI people (so not humans "operating AI's) did such PRs. Those were easy to filt…

Hello with the rise of LLM usage I start to get in some open source projects that I maintain PRs from people that clearly vibe code. Problem with these is that they require a lot o…

We've been working on Rama for over 3 years — it's a modular Rust framework for moving and transforming network packets. It’s already in production at several companies handling te…