▼ Click the card below to follow me ▲ Click the card above to follow me Httpx: The Future Star of Asynchronous HTTP! In modern web applications, HTTP requests are ubiquitous. Whether fetching web content, calling APIs, or performing data scraping, HTTP is at the core. Traditional HTTP libraries, such as requests, while simple and … Read more
Embassy is a next-generation framework for embedded applications that leverages the Rust programming language and its powerful asynchronous features to help developers build safer, more efficient, and energy-saving embedded software. The Advantages of Rust The Rust language is renowned for its high performance, memory safety, and extremely low runtime overhead. It has no runtime, garbage … Read more
Drogon is an HTTP application framework based on C++17/20 that helps developers easily build various types of web application server programs. The name Drogon is derived from a dragon in the popular TV series “Game of Thrones.” It is a cross-platform framework that supports Linux, macOS, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, HaikuOS, and Windows. High-Performance Network I/O Drogon … Read more
Introduction As one of the most talked-about system programming languages in recent years, Rust has attracted many developers with its promise of “memory safety without garbage collection.” However, in practical engineering, especially when building modern web services, APIs, and cloud-native systems, the complexity tax of Rust has become a real issue that many teams must … Read more
Introduction to GDB The GNU Project Debugger (GDB) is a long-standing program written by Richard Stallman in 1986, supporting multiple languages including C/C++ and modern languages like Rust. GDB is a command-line application, but there are many graphical user interface front-ends and IDE integrations available. For this tutorial, we will use the command-line interface as … Read more
1. Basic Syntax Structure 1. Core Structure of Lambda Functions Basic Syntax: lambda [parameters]: expression Word-by-Word Breakdown: <span>lambda</span>: The keyword to declare an anonymous function <span>parameters</span>: Input parameters (0 to many) <span>:</span>: The symbol that separates parameters from the expression <span>expression</span>: A single-line expression (the return value of the function) Example 1: Basic Lambda Function … Read more
▲ Click the card above to follow me Httpx: The Rising Star of Asynchronous HTTP! In today’s era of high concurrency and high-performance web applications, traditional synchronous HTTP requests are increasingly unable to meet our needs. As a brilliant new star in the Python ecosystem, Httpx is quietly changing the way we handle web requests. … Read more
▼ Click the card below to follow me ▲ Click the card above to follow me Httpx: The King of Asynchronous HTTP Libraries! In modern web development, asynchronous programming is becoming the key to enhancing performance. Traditional synchronous HTTP requests are like waiting in line to buy breakfast, where everyone has to wait patiently. Httpx … Read more
▼ Click the card below to follow me ▲ Click the card above to follow me Httpx: The Magic Wand for Asynchronous HTTP Requests in Python! HTTP requests are an indispensable skill in modern programming, and Httpx is definitely a dark horse in this field. Imagine being able to use one library to handle both … Read more
Some people ask, what exactly is synchronous and asynchronous programming in Python? Synchronous and asynchronous programming is actually quite easy to understand. For example, when you go to a site to download videos, there are two scenarios that represent synchronous and asynchronous. 1. Click to download video A, wait for A to finish downloading, then … Read more