Debugging and Enhancing Stream/Video Management App: CRUD API, Rust, and React Integration (Part 2)

Welcome back to the second part of our coding journey last Tuesday where I dive deeper into the development of my stream/video management application. In this episode, I confront an unexpected challenge: my API seemed to delete all records instead of just one! Join me as I troubleshoot this issue, showcasing real-time problem-solving and debugging techniques.

The focus then shifts to refining our CRUD operations. I delve into the Rust backend, tweaking and testing each function — from creating and listing records to updating and deleting them. I demonstrate the intricate process of handling optional fields in update requests and the importance of ensuring accurate database interactions.

Additionally, I encounter and resolve a perplexing Docker issue that prevents my API from starting correctly. This segment is a real-world example of the complexities and surprises in software development.

Toward the end of the session, I integrate my backend changes with the React Admin frontend, ensuring that the UI accurately reflects the database updates. Watch as I test the complete functionality, from adding new records in the UI to updating and validating them.

This video is more than just coding; it's a narrative of the highs and lows of developing a complex application. Whether you're here to learn about Rust, React, or general software development strategies, this video offers insights and real-life solutions to common and uncommon problems.