Rust Axum Production Coding (E01 - Rust Web App Production Coding)

In this episode, we'll dive into some Rust production coding. Starting from where we left off in the Rust Axum Full Course, we'll scale it up to a production-ready web application code base. Over the course of 9 chapters, we'll tackle tracing, configuration, and the model layer with PostgreSQL. Then, we'll delve into password encryption and secure web tokens, end with a JSON-based RPC implementation.

Content:

- 00:00:00 - INTRO
- 00:01:00 - E01-C01 - Baseline
- 00:09:50 - E01-C02 - Tracing (basics)
- 00:14:26 - E01-C03 - Config
- 00:21:17 - E01-C04 - DB Live Reload
- 00:39:48 - E01-C05 - Model 1/2 - Task CRUD
- 01:18:55 - E01-C06 - Model 2/2 - Shared Impl
- 01:44:00 - E01-C07 - Pwd Encrypt & Validation
- 02:22:21 - E01-C08 - Secure Token & Web Auth
- 03:14:45 - E01-C09 - RPC (JSON-RPC)

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Tech notes:

- `cargo install cargo-watch` - If you haven't already, make sure to install Cargo Watch.
- This project currently utilizes sqlx 0.6.x. Although sqlx 0.7.1 is available, it appears to have timeout issues with some of the unit tests. I'm looking into this problem and will upgrade once it's resolved. In the meantime, for a seamless experience, please use sqlx 0.6 and sqb 0.3.

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- ScreenBrush on Mac App Store (Gromit seems to be the equivalent on Linux)
- Recut for audio flow.
- Izotope RX for de-mclick and dessing.
- Davinci Resolve as video editing.

[FernandoCelestino-DataVirtus]

I feel like giving a little testimony. Finally after weeks of coding along, stopping, hovering with the mouse in VSCode to read docs of used rust constructs, studying to understand the code, and trying to do things before you, so that i could know i was really learning, i finished this one. Unbelievable how much knowledge i got, not only in rust, but in backend best practices in general, and how robust is the basis provided by the code of this lesson, along with the rust axum course, and the follow up episote 2 (Sql builder with modql). The final part with declarative macros was a grand finale, since i had never built something usefull with macros, and finally saw a simple and useful application, that i can replicate to other situations.
I feel like getting up and giving a round of applause. Thanks a lot for that. I will use the base i constructed so far from your code to build a production web service in an ongoing project.

[peterklemenc]

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[dranx]

This video needs a lot more attention.

[engdoretto]

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[mishadaley]

Hello Jeremy,
(French here) Thank you very much for the quality of your videos on Rust, especially this one! They are very structured; all the explanations are clear yet comprehensive; and even though the project seems simple at first sight, you managed to provide us with so many concepts and best practices. That’s really a masterpiece of a job! All the best for your future videos ;)

[kameikojirou]

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[herrbanane]

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[TNN]

This captures the best practices for coding the backend, applicable to all languages, not just Rust. Thanks a lot!

[sinaebr]

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thanks
❤

[ItaloMaiaTM]

Loved the unit-test approach discussion. The different approaches to unit-test are not discussed enough. It is good to see some light being shed into it.

[chaqua]

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[iwansyahp]

thank you, learnt alot from you! I love the way you teach, easy to follow. did not expect I can finish in a session.

[maxali]

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[ruggerorebellato]

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[pablovigliero]

This is awesome man! Pure gold content. Thanks for all the effort you've put making the app, explaining what you´re doing and editing the video!

[LinuxForLife]

Nice! Eager to code along to improve my knowledge. Thank you!

[prashlovessamosa]

Good to see you back thanks for Rusty teachings.

[jdery]

Thank you a lot for the videos and your contribution to the Rust community as a whole.

Small suggestions:
- "thiserror" crate instead of implementing the Error boilerplate
- "clap" crate for the configuration part

[hnazmul]

Wow.. Very happy to see your reguler Rust video... We are so lucky that we got you.