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Close to a month ago, I wrote about the root problems I found in QuickFetch, which I felt I needed to handle before the complexity became too hard and vital to the design. So firstly, we removed one of the new crates, quickfetch_derive, and now we ar...
Zed has been working on Linux support for six months, and I have been patiently waiting; in the last couple of weeks, I manually installed it from their GitHub release and gave it a spin. Here's the thing: usually, when someone says they have this ne...
Many improvements are being made in QuickFetch v0.3.0, while some are making the library more robust, others are nice to haves, such as setting the notification method you'd like, such as the regular logging method, we also introduce progress bars!!!...
As I continue to work on QuickFetch, I want to highlight some root design issues that, once resolved, should, in theory, bring plenty of optimization benefits. Changing what's stored in key and values (this is just a rough idea, still needs to be wor...
QuickFetch v0.2.0 is out, and it comes with many improvements!!! So, let's talk about the changes and how you can take advantage of them! Introducing Two New Crates!!! In this release, we introduced two new crates, quickfetch_traits and quickfetch_de...
QuickFetch, a library made to be able to handle multi-requests asynchronously while also storing them in an embedded database to fetch later, has been released, with the current version being v0.1.1. It is important to note that this library is still...
