In this tutorial, we will create a basic Express backend and React frontend for a writing trainer using TypeScript.

In this post, I'll talk about some of the privacy-focused services I use, why I use them, what I used before and some of the reasons for switching to them.

Another CTF write up for a very nice, beginner level CTF on TryHackMe

This is my first CTF write-up and it's about the TryHackMe LazyAdmin CTF

In this second part of our journey to try and understand how async I/O works in Rust, we'll build a simple reactor/executor model.

This is the first blog post in a small series, where we will explore the basics of non-blocking IO in Rust. We'll start by building a minimal HTTP server using epoll

Sometimes you need to generate Excel files. You never WANT to, but sometimes you have to. In this post we'll look at how you can do it with Rust. :)

Data privacy is a basic human right and the current smartphone OS duopoly provides no option for customers to be safe from being exploited. In this post I'll show you a much needed alternative.

In this post we'll look at how to do web authorization using the casbin-rs library within a Rust warp-rs web service.

In this post we will look at how to use RabbitMQ inside of a Rust Web Service