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Hopper Rework: reliably transmitting from sender to receiver

In the previous Hopper Rework post I introduced my ambition to get disk-backed MPSC Sender / Receiver going on top of fine-grained, atomic synchronization mmap'ing queue files »

Brian L. Troutwine on hopper, rust, software development 09 December 2017

Hopper Rework: mmap prototyping

A while back I spoke about cernan to the Rust Meetup in San Francisco. I kindly mentioned in my spiel that hopper – the disk-backed MPSC that »

Brian L. Troutwine on rust, software development, hopper 03 December 2017

Encheapening Cernan Internal Metrics

In the new 0.7.x series of cernan we stumbled on a neat, cheap approach for making internal metrics available inside a rust codebase, an »

Brian L. Troutwine on rust, telemetry, cernan 31 August 2017

Build Good Software: Of Politics and Methods

Thank you to Hope Waggoner and Mike Sassak for their kind review of this essay. It wouldn't be half what it is without their help. I’ »

Brian L. Troutwine on software development, systems thinking, essay 10 February 2017

Announcing Cernan

Originally published Jan. 13, 2017 on Medium for Postmates. Today I'm excited to announce that Postmates is open-sourcing cernan! Cernan is a telemetry and logging aggregation »

Brian L. Troutwine on rust, telemetry, announcement 27 January 2017
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