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Job update 2022-09-01

· One min read

Yesterday was my last day of employment at Cint.

Had a great time with very supportive team members and leadership.

Hope my contributions are significant and help out the team in their long-term goals.

I have been preparing to take a break for a long time now and will use the time to decide on the next steps in my life and career.

Mostly prioritizing spending time with my kiddo and prepare for next career moves.

I once planned to work on a product 3 years ago, but due to various personal and immigration reasons, I could not continue the work and be unemployed.

So I had to do many pivots on my plans. Though I think there is still a substantial feature set I can build and publicize.

I named the project 'Pravaah' for now.

Hopefully this time I will make good progress and reach the finish line or at-least build something in open and cultivate a community around it.

Open to new opportunities in new few months.

Taking a risky move in these tough times. But I need to try once or at minimum learn something and gain some following.

Bye

Tauri App for UI

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It's time to decide on the UI framework for my project.

Here are the requirements and constraints

  • Single resource with only backend and systems development expertise
  • Not very complex UI
  • Rust as backend language
  • Should be able to get Web developers as contributors later easily. So JS/TS frameworks support is needed.
  • Quality sample applications
  • Native OS support needed for number crunching, data processing and container technology interfacing.
  • Open source community and ecosystem.

Focus Rust

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I was using Rust Programming language on and off for side projects since 2015.

But I think it is now reaching an inflection point of adoption. I am planning to dedicate a few months to practicing and application of Rust for a production-ready project.

Use the power of Rust

A language empowering everyone to build reliable and efficient software.

fn main() {
    println!("Hello, I'm Harsha")
}