Lab Journal: First Burn Build — WGPU Backend, Tensor Test
First Burn build on Debian: WGPU backend and a tensor smoke test. Notes only—the architecture write-up is the other post.
Category Programming
Building a Complete REST API with Axum in Rust: My Journey 🦀
A Hello World in Axum turned into a CRUD REST API in Rust—routes, state, and the pieces that make it shippable.
Zig Lesson 1 — Edit, Run, Pause (My Stack in Practice)
What I set up I already had Zed, Roc, and Zig on my Debian machine from earlier. Tonight I treated learning like a work block: show up, practice, stop when tired. I made a home base: Bash I open that…
Building My First Leptos Web Application with Rust and WebAssembly
From a fresh Leptos project to a working reactive web application running locally on Debian. Goal acheived Today I started working with Leptos, a Rust framework for building reactive web applications. The project is located at: I used two terminals:…
From SciPy to Ferris: Building Two Powerful Learning Environments in One Afternoon
Today was spent setting up two complete learning environments and practicing the fundamentals of both Python (scientific computing) and Rust. Python / SciPy Environment Rust Environment Both environments are now clean, isolated, and ready for continued learning — one focused…
Zed + Roc + Zig — The Full Stack
What each piece is Tool Type Role in the stack Zed Code editor Where I write all the code Roc High-level language The language I use to build applications Zig Systems language The language the Roc compiler is written in…
Setting Up a Clean Python + Rust Practice Environment
Goal: Create a simple, organized system that makes it easy to switch between practicing Python and Rust on the same machine. 1. Check if Rust is installed Bash If both commands return version numbers, Rust is ready. 2. Create a…
Why I Stopped the Deitel Course to Fix My Python Environment Chaos (And Why It Was Necessary)
Tonight I finally sat down to work through Paul Deitel’s Python Fundamentals course the right way. What should have been a straightforward “install Anaconda → download examples → start Lesson 1” turned into a deep cleanup of years of accumulated…