
Matthias Endler
Host and producer of the Rust in Production podcast who guides conversations about companies using Rust in infrastructure and moderates interviews with industry guests.
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May 29, 2025 • 1h 1min
SE Radio 670: Matthias Endler on Prototype in Rust
Matthias Endler, a Rust developer and open-source maintainer, joins to discuss the art of prototyping in Rust. He highlights the unique advantages of Rust’s strict type system and ownership model for effective prototyping. Key strategies include a structured four-step process, mastering lifetimes for memory safety, and improving error handling with libraries like Anyhow. Matthias also covers best practices for transitioning from prototypes to production, focusing on code structure and robust documentation. It's a treasure trove for developers interested in harnessing Rust's capabilities!

Jan 13, 2025 • 54min
Lychee with Matthias Endler
In this engaging discussion, Matthias Endler, creator of the innovative link checker Lychee and a Rust consultant, shares fascinating insights about web link validation. He discusses the complexities of supported protocols and why upgrading dependencies is crucial for security. Matthias reflects on the inspirations behind Lychee and his experiences with open-source projects, offering advice for aspiring creators. Listeners will also learn about exciting new features being added to Lychee, highlighting its impact on maintaining digital link integrity.

Nov 4, 2023 • 1h 26min
Corrode.dev and lychee - Matthias Endler
Matthias Endler, a Senior software engineer and founder of Corrode.dev, dives into the world of Rust consultancy and his open-source project, lychee, an async link checker. He discusses the nuances of consulting, offering valuable advice for developers looking to specialize in Rust. The conversation highlights lychee's development, including its parsing engines and concurrent link checking. Matthias also delves into the challenges of monetizing open-source and the importance of community contributions in maintaining tools like lychee.


