Show HN: Write Node.js code in Rust to achieve massive HTTP throughput
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#4github repo with only pre-compiled binaries coming from npmjs. These days anything from npmjs should already raise red flags, let alone something pre-compiled without sources.
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#5github repo with only pre-compiled binaries coming from npmjs. These days anything from npmjs should already raise red flags, let alone something pre-compiled without sources.
I think you can compile the rust core lib from source yourself - https://github.com/Shyam20001/brahma-core
Re: Show HN: Write Node.js code in Rust to achieve massive HTTP throughput
#6github repo with only pre-compiled binaries coming from npmjs. These days anything from npmjs should already raise red flags, let alone something pre-compiled without sources.
- publishing with an API token is forbidden, must use the specified workflow w/ OIDC auth
- an explicit approval step in GitHub is required to run the publish workflow (you can also set a time delay, similar to time release safes)
- provenance is generated and published
Re: Show HN: Write Node.js code in Rust to achieve massive HTTP throughput
#7I like the idea, but I have difficulty putting a lot of trust in projects with AI generated descriptions.
Re: Show HN: Write Node.js code in Rust to achieve massive HTTP throughput
#8github repo with only pre-compiled binaries coming from npmjs. These days anything from npmjs should already raise red flags, let alone something pre-compiled without sources.
I think you can compile the rust core lib from source yourself - https://github.com/Shyam20001/brahma-core
Re: Show HN: Write Node.js code in Rust to achieve massive HTTP throughput
#9github repo with only pre-compiled binaries coming from npmjs. These days anything from npmjs should already raise red flags, let alone something pre-compiled without sources.