A complete step-by-step guide to setting up Rust on your system. Learn how to install Rustup, configure your editor, choose between VS Code and RustRover, and create your first Rust project that actually runs.
Category: Code stuffs
What is Rust? The Why Behind the Language
Discover why Rust is becoming the world’s most-loved programming language. From Firefox’s memory safety challenges to powering blockchain, cloud infrastructure, and modern systems programming, learn the story behind Rust and why 2.3 million developers are embracing it in 2025.
Shell Script Hack #12: Array Mastery – Managing Lists and Collections
Managing lists of data in shell scripts usually involves messy loops and temporary files. But Bash arrays offer a powerful, clean way to store and
Shell Script Hack #11: Command Chaining – Clean Error Handling with && and ||
Running commands one after another, checking if they succeed, and handling failures gracefully is a daily task for developers. Most people use if statements for
Shell Script Hack #10: Parameter Expansion – String Magic Without External Tools
You’re constantly typing ${variable} but did you know Bash has powerful built-in string manipulation that can replace, extract, default values, and transform text without calling
Shell Script Hack #9: Here Documents – Clean Multi-Line Text Input
Need to create a configuration file, send multi-line input to a command, or generate SQL scripts from your shell? Here documents let you embed blocks
Shell Script Hack #8: find and -exec for Powerful File Operations
You need to find all log files larger than 100MB and delete them, or locate every Python file modified in the last week and run
Shell Script Hack #7: SSH Tunneling – Secure Access to Anything
Need to access a database running on a remote server, but it’s locked down for security? Want to browse a web interface only available on
Shell Script Hack #6: awk Magic for Data Extraction and Analysis
You have a CSV file with thousands of rows and need to extract specific columns, calculate totals, or filter data. You could write a Python
Python Flask: A Beginner’s Guide to Building Web Applications
If you have ever wondered how websites work behind the scenes or wanted to build your own web application, you are in the right place.
