Console #146 -- Interview with Autumn Bee Skerritt of RustScan - Modern Port Scanner written in Rust
Console #146 -- Interview with Autumn Bee Skerritt of RustScan - Modern Port Scanner written in RustFeaturing Pulsar, aicommits, and RustScan🤝 SponsorThis space is reserved for sponsors that support us to keep the newsletter going! Want to support Console? Send us a note at osh@codesee.io 🏗️ ProjectsBrowse through open source projects on OpenSourceHub.io, add your project to get more exposure and connect with other maintainers and contributors! ✍️ PulsarA Community-led Hyper-Hackable Text Editor, built on Electron. language: JS stars: 1429 last commit: 1 day 🤖 aicommitsA CLI that writes your git commit messages for you with AI. language: TypeScript stars: 2686 last commit: 3 days 🖧 RustScanRustScan is a Port Scanner which is fast, smart, and effective. It can scan all 65k ports in 3 seconds. language: Rust stars: 9296 last commit: 3 weeks Join thousands of other open-source enthusiasts and developers in the Open Source Hub Discord server to continue the discussion on the projects in this week's email! 🎙️ Interview With Autumn Bee Skerritt of RustScanHey Bee! Thanks for joining us! Let us start with your background.
We previously discussed Ciphey. How’s it going?
So, what is RustScan?
Why did you pick Rust instead of something like Go?
Who, or what was the biggest inspiration for RustScan?
Are there any overarching goals of RustScan that drive design or implementation?
What is the most challenging problem that’s been solved in RustScan so far?
What were the existing Port Scanners lacking that made you consider building RustScan?
What was the most surprising thing you learned while working on RustScan?
Are you planning to monetize RustScan? If so, how?
What are you most proud of?
How do you balance your work on open-source with your day job and other responsibilities?
Have you ever experienced burnout? How did you deal with it?
Where do you see the project heading next?
Where do you see software development heading next?
Where do you see open-source heading next?
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