Using Rust with Elixir for code reuse and performance by Niklas Begley
Niklas is the founder of Doctave, based in Helsinki. Software engineer by training, he has founded and worked at a number of early stage companies during his career, including Sharetribe, Terrestrial (via Entrepreneur First), Just Eat, and Yellowbrick Data.
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The chapters:
00:00 Intro by Magnus
00:30 Using Rust and Elixir for code reuse and performance
01:08 Who am I?
02:09 Some background…
02:21 Doctave comes in two parts
04:52 Our Goal
05:19 Rust library – pulldown-cmark
05:40 Elixir library - Earmark
06:00 Markdown implementations
07:38 Web request budget
08:45 Let’s build a cache
08:56 Erlang processes
09:54 Erlang Term Storage (ETS)
10:20 The solution
12:06 A better way?
12:40 Rust library - Rustler
14:20 Doctave markdown
16:37 After
18:09 Some learnings
21:44 Don’t repeat yourself
24:01 Q & A
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