ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Michał Krasnoborski

Software Engineer

Michał Krasnoborski is a Senior Software Engineer. His primary programming languages include Rust, C++, C, and Go. His expertise extends to cloud platforms, particularly Kubernetes (K8s). He has played a pivotal role in designing and developing features for startups, and exploring innovative solutions He is adept at utilizing frameworks like Envoy, DPDK, and OpenTelemetry. Michał's current role involves developing network applications, troubleshooting and optimizing software performance.

Michał Krasnoborski

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NETWORKS

FD.io’s VPP’s mechanical sympathy – thread and memory management techniques explained

We've previously explained how VPP processes packets in vectors as opposed to processing each packet end to end. But how is this processing spread across CPU cores? How exactly is a vector of packets structured?
Michał Krasnoborski

Michał Krasnoborski

on Dec 5, 2024
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SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT

Rust vs. C++ — the main differences between these popular programming languages

The popularity of Rust as the programming language of choice among developers is still growing. According to the Rust Survey 2020, almost 40% of surveyed developers use Rust in their work, among which 13.8% declare that they work with Rust full time. This growth might be connected with the popular yet controversial opinion that Rust can be used as a C++ replacement. However, it would be too much of a simplification to say that C++ can be easily replaced by Rust. In this article, we want to briefly present the main differences between these two programming languages and how both of them can be used.
Multiple authors

Multiple authors

on Oct 25, 2021