Andre Franca

Rustpix

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I’ve just published a new open-source software on GitHub called Rustpix. As the name suggests, it’s a simple program written entirely in Rust.

Essentially, Rustpix is a lightweight tool that automatically optimizes images for web use.

How it works:

The program is still under development, and I plan to add more features in the future.

This isn’t meant to reinvent the wheel, as there are already many image optimization tools out there. However, it’s a convenient way to streamline my workflow when preparing images for my blog or other online projects.

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#Blogging#Static Site#Coding#Metadata#Open Source

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