Rust from a Web perspective

#rust #node

Something not everyone might know #JavaScript is considered a "C syntax" language; I had learnt C++, and although to me it's readable, I didn't find a passion for it as it's extra verbose and not often applicable to the web.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Language_overview

However if you are a JS developer looking for a fun new language check out #rust.

It's like C++ but memory and type safe (less debugging after compiletime) and it get's shit done™️

It is becoming more and more applicapible to the Web... Servers and clients with #wasm, you can actually natively import a rust module into node.js for extra threads or heavy lifting.

Start learning!

5 Playwright CLI Flags That Will Transform Your Testing Workflow

0:56 --last-failed: Zero in on just the tests that failed in your previous run
2:34 --only-changed: Test only the spec files you've modified in git
4:27 --repeat-each: Run tests multiple times to catch flaky behavior before it reaches production
5:15 --forbid-only: Prevent accidental test.only commits from breaking your CI pipeline
5:51 --ui --headed --workers 1: Debug visually with browser windows and sequential test execution

Learn how these powerful command-line options can save you time, strengthen your test suite, and streamline your Playwright testing experience. Click on any timestamp above to jump directly to that section in the tutorial!

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5 Playwright CLI Flags That Will Transform Your Testing Workflow

0:56 --last-failed

2:34 --only-changed

4:27 --repeat-each

5:15 --forbid-only

5:51 --ui --headed --workers 1

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Rust from a Web perspective

5 Playwright CLI Flags That Will Transform Your Testing Workflow

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5 Playwright CLI Flags That Will Transform Your Testing Workflow

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