axum

In our previous blog post we covered how to implement axum’s SessionStore trait. In this post we will continue where we left off and implement UserStore Before we dive into the implementation details, let’s first provide some background information on UserStore. It is a component of the axum-login crate that stores the authenticated user’s state. To use the UserStore, you first need to create an auth layer and then register and then register it with your application. [Read More]

When I began learning Scala, I decided to build a blog as a way to familiarize myself with the ecosystem. Since the problem domain was straightforward, it seemed like a good fit. However, when I tried to do the same thing in Rust, I lost interest once I realized the amount of work required to create and maintain a user interface. That’s when I discovered Zola, a Static Site Generator written in Rust, which I plan to write about in a future blog post. [Read More]