JavaScript Minify Minify your JavaScript by removing comments and unnecessary whitespace JavaScript Input Minified Output Minify JavaScript Clear All What is a JavaScript Minify? I am offering a lightweight in-browser utility that removes comments, line breaks, and extra spaces from your JavaScript code. The goal is to shrink file size for faster page loads and […]
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HTML Minify Minify your HTML code by removing unnecessary whitespace and line breaks HTML Input Minified Output Minify HTML Clear All What is an HTML Minify? I built HTML Minify to help you shrink your HTML markup by removing all extra spaces, line breaks, and tabs. It is perfect for reducing file size and improving
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HTML Prettify Format and beautify your HTML code with proper indentation and structure HTML Input Formatted Output Prettify HTML Clear All What is an HTML Prettify? I created this HTML Prettify tool to turn messy one-line markup into clear, readable HTML. When you paste raw or compressed HTML into the input box you will instantly
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JSON Minify Minify your JSON content by removing all unnecessary whitespace JSON Input Minified Output Minify JSON Clear All What is a JSON Minify? I am offering a tool that reduces JSON content to its smallest form. It strips out all spaces, line breaks, and indentation without altering the actual data. This makes it ideal
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JSON Prettify Format and prettify your JSON content with proper indentation and structure JSON Input Formatted Output Prettify JSON Clear All I am excited to introduce our JSON Prettify tool. As a developer I often face long JSON strings that look like one line of chaos. I built this simple in-browser solution to turn that
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Rust makes concurrency safe and predictable. You can create threads using std::thread, and communicate between them using channels from std::sync::mpsc. This lets you write multi-threaded programs without fear of data races or unsafe behavior. The first time I used threads in Rust, I was surprised by how easy it was. Coming from JavaScript’s async world,
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In this project, you will build a basic command-line to-do list app in Rust. It stores tasks in a SQLite database using rusqlite, and accepts commands from the user via clap. This teaches you real-world CRUD operations: create, read, update, delete. When I first built a Rust CLI with persistent data, I wanted something minimal
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The rusqlite crate is the easiest way to interact with SQLite databases in Rust. It allows you to create tables, insert rows, query data, and handle results using type-safe Rust code. When I needed to save user data in a Rust CLI app, I wanted something simple: no servers, no networking, just a file-based database.
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Borrow checker errors in Rust usually mean your code is accessing memory in an unsafe or conflicting way. These errors often look cryptic at first, but they are actually protecting you from common bugs like use-after-free, data races, and memory leaks. When I started learning Rust, the borrow checker felt like a strict teacher that
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Rust gives you full control over memory without needing a garbage collector. It uses the stack for fixed-size, known-at-compile-time values, and the heap for dynamically sized data. Understanding how Rust chooses where to store data helps you write faster and safer programs. I did not think much about memory layout before Rust. But once I
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