Blog Engine Update
I've update blog engine to statically generated site using Zola. I have been thinking of moving from Wordpress for some time, but recent php2shell vulnerability convinced me to proceed.
I've update blog engine to statically generated site using Zola. I have been thinking of moving from Wordpress for some time, but recent php2shell vulnerability convinced me to proceed.
Looking into access logs of this blog, that bots are quite active:

I did not have much time for blogging past year or so, so this is short update:
At least for me. I think I have learned a lot a bout the language, but still so thing did not come up easily - recent example was a generic map, that can use both owned values or references as keys. So basically COW of the type is used as key. So here is the result, which took me while to put together:
Continue reading Sometime it's tricky to get Rust generics right →
Unfortunately last couple of years I did not have time and energy to write to my blog. But I was continuing to work on audioserve - adding some new features and also updating to latest dependencies.
I added renovate to audioserve project, which helps a lot with keeping dependencies up to date.
Also audioserve was presented at Merge Opensource conference in Berlin in June 2024.

Unfortunately I did not have much time to update my blog. But I'm not dead and neither audioserve is - actually last half of year or so I focused on building new client. As of now new client is ready for production (version 0.3.3 +) and server has some new functionality too, mainly to support new client.
There is now online demo automatically built from master branch (shared secret is mypass).
Interesting picture - couple of posts on discussions servers are very much visible on audioserve popularity (number of stars on github project):

First jump is my post on reddit, second is this post on Hacker News.
Continue reading Social Media Influence on Project Popularity →
Wondering how you project is doing on github and stars and growing over the time? I was (for my favorite project audioserve) so I created ipython notebook for to analyze trend on the time, which some predictions (which are now called AI - even linear regression is now called AI :-).
Recently I released new version of audioserve v0.16.5, which brings some interesting changes. I think I've described them in previous article and for sure they are also described in README. This release was focused on two major themes - performance and API. Concerning API - I've created small funny page (see image below - not online anymore) using WebAmp audio player (Web recreation of famous WinAmp). It's just for demo how audioserve API can be easily used, not everything works reasonably as WinAmp was focused on music. I have been using WinAmp some 20+ years back, at dawn of the past century, so I could not resist to play with it when I saw it.