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great. I just followed you on Twitter. I have a similar idea - I'm building a software testing tool using 100% Rust and serverless. Do you regularly post updates of your works on twitter?


I ship almost daily, and post about it on my twitter, yeah


I have no idea what I am looking at


Automate things?


I've written a fully functioning web server using a managed language, with SSL, multi-threading, Keep-Alive and chunked content encoding.

I suggest to start with understanding the HTTP protocol by reading the RFC. The most important part is how to start and end the HTTP message (by closing connection, by Content-Length, or by chunked encoding).

Then next important bit is how to receive the HTTP message. Network APIs will ask for number of bytes to receive, so you'll need to know exactly how the message ends.

Stick with the RFC, programming language doesn't matter because socket APIs are very much the same.


Books. Read. Read a lot.


I love MonoDevelop, I used it to write C# for Linux before the .NET core days


you say "as a service" for things that are not a service and then you make it a service.


Sorry, fat fingers typo... I added a comment instead of replying. You can see my reply above.


Have you tried the billing explorer? It shows a pretty detailed report of what you use.


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