EdgeDB Rust Driver Programming: The Complete Guide for Developers and Engineers

"EdgeDB Rust Driver Programming"

Unlock the full potential of modern database applications with "EdgeDB Rust Driver Programming," a comprehensive guide to building safe, performant, and scalable systems using EdgeDB and the Rust programming language. This book begins with an accessible introduction to EdgeDB’s innovative architecture and its object-oriented data model, seamlessly paired with Rust’s memory safety and concurrency paradigms. Readers are guided through the essentials of creating an optimal development environment, leveraging the EdgeDB-Rust API, and composing idiomatic, strongly typed applications that harness the best features of both technologies.

Diving deeper, the book meticulously addresses advanced topics such as connection pooling, asynchronous programming patterns, and robust error handling, enabling developers to build resilient and highly efficient database clients. Master EdgeQL query composition, transaction orchestration, and schema management using automated code generation and introspection techniques that ensure long-term maintainability and adaptability. Security is taken seriously, with expert advice on authentication, encrypted communications, role-based access control, and best practices to protect sensitive data and prevent injection vulnerabilities.

Designed for both experienced system programmers and forward-thinking backend engineers, "EdgeDB Rust Driver Programming" goes beyond the basics to explore distributed architectures, cloud deployment, continuous integration, and operational excellence. Readers will gain hands-on strategies for testing, observability, and lifecycle management, along with insights on collaborating within the open-source ecosystem. Whether you’re building microservices, cloud-native systems, or high-performance data platforms, this book is your authoritative resource for mastering EdgeDB integration in Rust.

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Wydanie

E-book: 20 sierpnia 2025