It has been quite some time that I have been teaching myself #RUST, and all about it's programming logic. Recently inspired by Nest.JS ' approach to endpoint development for Node via typescript. I decided to run along and create my own endpoint development framework.
That's how Oxidize came to exist.
It has been quite some time that I have been teaching myself #RUST, and all about it's programming logic. Recently inspired by Nest.JS ' approach to endpoint development for Node via typescript. I decided to run along and create my own endpoint development framework.
That's how Oxidize came to exist. A way to auto teach myself in the principles of rust, while designing code that made sense, was well organized and reusable. And also putting into practice all of my TDD and BDD skills to ensure the code produced is error free and builds up the dev specification.
The framework currently comes in with an email verification module and a user module that allows for users to sign in and authenticate via public / private key keypair generated with RSA.
