CSAF Walker is a project, written in Rust, which allows retrieving of CSAF documents from CSAF providers. Either as a library, or as a ready to run command line tool. This blog post gives a quick introduction to the project.

In version 0.19.x Trunk gained an “initializer” framework, which can be used to hook in code into the process of loading and initializing the WebAssembly application. This blog post shows how this can be used to create a visual progress meter for the loading process.

If you’re a technically interested person like me, you might have a few servers and Raspberry Pis that you’re running. However, do you know which one is running out of disk space? Sure, you can ssh into them. But having a Home Assistant instance anyway, couldn’t life be a bit better?

Here’s my scratch to that itch: ReSyMo.

OpenID Connect isn’t the easiest thing to get into. Access tokens, ID tokens, refresh tokens. The different authentication flows. But all you want is a simple HTTP request from the command line. oidc-cli is here to help.

The release of Trunk 0.19.0 has a focus on making life easier when creating Rust-based web applications. Find out what’s new in this blog post.