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You have a service that needs to fetch data from three APIs, transform it, and push it to a message queue. The naive synchronous version takes four se...
Estimated reading time: 12 minutes. Last reviewed: May 2026.You know the feeling: Slack pings all day, emails pile up, and by 5 PM you have not touche...
Rust's async concurrency model is powerful, but it's easy to over-engineer or misuse. This guide gives you a set of practical checklists for busy deve...
Why Async Concurrency Demands a Checklist You've seen the benchmarks: async code handling thousands of concurrent connections while a synchronous equi...
Async concurrency promises high throughput and efficient resource use, but teams often discover that the devil lives in the event loop. A single unhan...
Asynchronous code powers everything from responsive web apps to scalable microservices. Yet for many developers, it remains a source of confusion and ...
Introduction: The Silent Threat in Your Async CodeIn my practice as a systems consultant specializing in Rust, I've seen a pattern emerge over the las...
If you've written async Rust with Tokio, you've probably left the runtime on its default settings and moved on. That works—until it doesn't. A product...