Ben Terhechte — journal
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posts 22 years 7 tag rust
[ 2025 ]
02 · posts
2025-09-26

Using Zed's ACP with Codex

Explanation of how to use OpenAI's Codex Agent with Agent Client Protocol (ACP) clients such as Zed, Neovim or Emacs

2025-09-13

Benchmarking Local Embeddings

Which embedding models are particularly useful for generation and retrieval of information privately on the local computer

[ 2024 ]
02 · posts
2024-03-20

CrateMate: Search Rust crates via embeddings.

I released a new project that allows searching crates.io via a embedding search

2024-03-20

uniffi-swift-async-example: How to use uniffi-swift with async/await

Quick example project to show how to use Rust uniffi-swift with async/await to share code between cross platform apps.

[ 2023 ]
04 · posts
2023-07-07

Navicula: A composable architecture for Rust-Dioxus

This is a simplified implementation of the SwiftUI Composable Architecture (TCA) for the Rust Dioxus Library.

2023-06-16

A Mastodon Client with a Messenger Feel

Ebou is a different take on the Microblogging / Mastodon experience. It groups new Toots by author and displays them in a UI not unlike modern messengers like Telegram, iMessage or WhatsApp.

2023-03-01

Tauri and the performance of WebKit

Just a Brief note about Tauri VS Electron and the performance of WebKit

2023-02-02

UpBeat: The Unfinished Twitter Emoji App

I wrote an app that analyzes the Twitter firehose for emoji, but before I could release it Elon Musk disabled the api.

[ 2022 ]
09 · posts
2022-12-30

Emojito: Find all Emoji in a string. Supports complex emoji such as family

Find Emoji in strings. Supports complex emoji such as 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦. Uses the unic-emoji-char crate in the background, and does not rely on regexes.

2022-12-20

Tted: Render rich text and emoji on the GPU or CPU using Forma

This is a proof of concept of rendering rich text on the GPU using Forma, including Emoji (which are rendered as textures).

2022-11-18

Bevy Quickmenu: Streamlined, Multi-Input Game Menus for Bevy Engine

Bevy Quickmenu simplifies the creation of in-game menus in the Bevy game engine, making it easy to build main menus, pause screens, and settings menus that are compatible with keyboard, mouse, and gamepad inputs. Designed to overcome the challenges of traditional Bevy UI, it provides a lightweight and customizable solution

2022-11-15

TwitVault: Easily Archive and Search Your Twitter Data with our Syncable Desktop App

TwitVault is a cross platform desktop app that uses the Twitter api to download your profile data. It can also sync your profile to retrieve new data (with some limitations) and it can import some data from the official Twitter archives. You can then browse and search your offline Twitter data from the convenience of a native (well, partially native) deskop app.

2022-09-30

A New Bevy Game

I started working on a new game using the Bevy game engine

2022-08-29

El Señor Pacbomber

The unholy combination of PacMan and Bomberman: El Señor Pacbomber. For the Bevy Jam #2

2022-06-25

Rust strings are hard

I recently gave a Rust workshop to Kotlin and Swift developers. Strings in Rust are a really, really difficult topic for complete newcomers

2022-06-15

Sharing Code across platforms with Rust

A note on my experience of sharing code across platforms with Rust and Swift

2022-01-27

WatchOut

A cross platform reloading image viewer combined with a command executor

[ 2021 ]
01 · posts
2021-12-20

Postsack, a way to visualize clusters of emails

Do you have too many emails and wonder where they come from?

[ 2020 ]
02 · posts
2020-06-15

The Hyperdeck Tech Stack

A brief overview of the hyperdeck tech stack, including SwiftUI & Rust

2020-06-11

Hyperdeck Beta 2

Beta 2 of hyperdeck just launched. Including a first step towards interactive presentations.

[ 2019 ]
02 · posts
2019-03-19

Techou - A Rust Static Site Generator

A brief explanation of what this is and why it exists.

2019-02-01

Mobile Language Benchmarks

I wrote this benchmark for a talk at Mobilization Conf 2018. It tries to compare modern languages aspiring to become go-to solutions for sharing code between iOS, Android and possibly other targets. The benchmark implements several short problems in Swift, Rust and Kotlin Native, C++ and C.