Rust's web frameworks ecosystem is in constant change, but recently a new framework called warp came out implementing a new, original way to solve the old problem of transforming a request into a response, and I wanted to give it a try.

And, as I use GraphQL massively at work, I also wanted to check how well Juniper implements it. To add some spice, I used MongoDB as a storage engine instead of the ubiquitous and well-supported SQL databases.

The good old serde will handle serializations.

And I also wanted to try failure for fun.

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Vue.js applications created via vue-cli make it very hard to expose environment variables at runtime.

This is a hacky solution I found to make it possible.

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Have you ever wondered if you can use Javascript frameworks like Vue.js by accessing them directly in your webpage, without having to transpile or bundle them before deploy? I have, and here is the result of my first test.

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Today I started experimenting with the Sony SDK to add floating windows (Small Apps in the Sony lingo) capabilities to my app. All the documentation I found was for Eclipse and, apparently, nobody thought of documenting how to use it with Android Studio.

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In my previous post, Vagrant and Ansible (part1), I wrote about the Vagrant configuration. Let's now move on to the Ansible part.

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