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What is property-based testing? Two examples in Rust

What is property-based testing? Two examples in Rust

This article will explore property-based tests and demonstrate their use in two of our open-source projects. First, let's explain what a property-based test (PBT) is: If a picture is worth a thousand words, a PBT is worth a thousand unit tests (although this is tunable, as we will

Secure computation in Rust: Using Intel's SGX instructions with Teaclave and Fortanix

Secure computation in Rust: Using Intel's SGX instructions with Teaclave and Fortanix

TEEs can be thought of as processes that are running "isolated" from the OS and upper layers in a secure part of the CPU. The idea of this is to help to significantly reduce the attack surface.

Benchmarking and analyzing Rust code performance with Criterion and Iai

Benchmarking and analyzing Rust code performance with Criterion and Iai

In this post, we'll talk about our experience doing benchmarks in Rust, what tools we used and why it was important for us.

Ballista, a distributed compute platform made with Rust and Apache Arrow

Ballista, a distributed compute platform made with Rust and Apache Arrow

An interview with its creator, Andy Grove

NuShell: the shell where traditional Unix meets modern development, written in Rust

NuShell: the shell where traditional Unix meets modern development, written in Rust

We interviewed its creators

Interview with Noria’s creator: a promising dataflow research database implemented in Rust

After reading Tensorflow’s original paper I learnt that four of its authors were authors of Microsoft Naiad’s research paper too. Naiad…

Weld: accelerating numpy, scikit and pandas as much as 100x with Rust and LLVM

Weld: accelerating numpy, scikit and pandas as much as 100x with Rust and LLVM

After working for weeks with Python’s data science stack and R I started to ask my self if there could not be a common intermediate…

Sonic: a minimalist alternative to Elasticsearch written in Rust

Sonic: a minimalist alternative to Elasticsearch written in Rust

Database implementation sits in a nice spot between computer science and software engineering. There are lot of tradeoffs to consider…

An interview with the creator of Gleam: an ML like language for the Erlang VM with a compiler…

An interview with the creator of Gleam: an ML like language for the Erlang VM with a compiler…

I have been writting soft real time systems with Erlang for almost a decade and for that task I think it is the best tool we have around…