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Build your own async primitive

Lars
Lars
rust
open-source
embedded
Concurrency isn't easy and implementing its primitives is even harder. I found myself in need of some no-std, no-alloc Rust async concurrency primitives and decided to write some. I kept the scope small so even you and I can understand it. Even so, it still involved futures, wakers, atomics, drop and unsafe. I'll introduce each of those to you while building a simple primitive. At the end, you will be able to implement your own primitives!

Safe video conferencing with Jitsi and IRMA

Wouter
Wouter
privacy
open-source
security
lua
go
With the current pandemic situation, it is hard to hold meetings at an appropriate and safe distance. Looking for secure alternatives, our local city government approached Tweede golf with developing a novel authenticated variant of videoconferencing, with the intention of holding city council meetings using this solution.

Instant data retrieval from large point clouds

Ruben
Ruben
open-data
rust
open-source
data-engineering
The Dutch government offers the AHN [1] as a way to get information about the height of any specific place in the country. They offer this data by using a point cloud. That is, a large set of points with some additional meta information. With the current version of the AHN the resolution of the dataset is about eight points per square meter. This results in about 2.5TB of compressed data for the relatively small area of the Netherlands. While this is something that is not impossible to store locally, it does offer some challenges.

Cloud storage simplification and abstraction for Node.js

Daniel
Daniel
web-development
open-source
typescript
The API documentation of cloud storage providers can be quite intimidating. If you are simply looking for a few straight forward storage actions these extensive APIs might seem a bit overkill. Another hurdle is that storage providers define their own distinctive APIs.

Implementing Lempel-Ziv Jaccard Distance (LZJD) in Rust

Henk Dieter
Henk Dieter
algorithms
open-source
rust
One of our clients helps companies in becoming GDPR-compliant. A goal is to recognize sensitive pieces of user data in a big pile of registrations, receipts, emails, and transcripts, and mark them to be checked out later. As more and more data is collected by companies, finding and eliminating sensitive data becomes harder and harder, to the point where it is no longer possible for mere human employees to keep up without assistance.

Our first Rust crate: decrypting ansible vaults

Wouter
Wouter
open-source
algorithms
security
rust
At Tweede golf I've been working with Rust a lot lately. My interest in Rust has been there for years, so I was very happy to start applying it in my working life, about a year ago. Since then I have worked with Rust both for our clients as well as employing it for our operations setup. I have also experimented with Rust for web \[1\]. Until now however we did not contribute to the Rust ecosystem. About time that we get our feet wet and publish our first crate!
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