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Transcript
This change includes the transcript for the podcast episode, created by Podwhisperer.
The summary below is generated by Episoder.
Episode Summary
In this episode, we discuss Luciano's new book project on using Rust to write AWS Lambda functions. We start with a recap on why Rust is a good fit for Lambda, including performance, efficiency, safety, and low cold start times. Luciano provides details on the book's progress so far, the intended audience, and the current published chapters covering Lambda internals, getting started with Rust Lambda, and building a URL shortener app with DynamoDB. We also explore the differences between traditional publishing and self-publishing, and why Luciano chose the self-publishing route for this book. Luciano shares insights into the writing process with AsciiDoc, code samples, SVG image generation, and using Gumroad for distribution. He invites feedback from listeners who have experience with Rust and Lambda.
Suggested Chapters
00:00 Introduction and overview of the podcast episode.
01:10 Quick recap on using Rust for Lambda and why it's a good fit.
05:50 Details on the book project so far including progress, audience, published chapters, and writing process.
16:21 Discussion on differences between traditional and self-publishing and why Luciano chose self-publishing.
26:05 Conclusion and request for feedback from listeners with Rust and Lambda experience.
Suggested Tags
AWS, Lambda, Rust, Serverless, Cloud, DynamoDB, API Gateway, SAM, Infrastructure as Code, CloudFormation, Programming, Books, Publishing, Writing, Open Source