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This series is essentially a notebook where I document the things I learn online during my limited free time—usually early in the morning or late at night. Today’s rabbit hole started with Deno Deploy, which powers serverless functions for services l...
Unfortunately, today I had very little time to dive into interesting topics. I spent some time on a side project (which I’ll probably write about in the coming days), worked on my day job, and did some sports. Still, my focus remains on Deno, Rust, a...
Today, like the past few days, I’ve spent nearly all my free time diving into the Rust + Deno ecosystem. It’s a rabbit hole I can’t seem to escape—but I’m loving every second of it! Here’s a list of links and resources I’ve come across that seem part...
Today was one of those days—a deep dive into the mysterious world of Azure B2C. Or, as I like to call it, a journey through the hidden labyrinth of Azure Identity. For some reason, working with Azure Identity is never straightforward for me. Don’t ge...
Welcome back to another article of The Daily Rabbit Hole. Today’s rabbit hole starts with a simple question: "How to build a basic CPU monitor using Rust and a terminal UI?" The real goal here is to create a simple and visual example to practice us...
