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   Fast and User Friendly: Our Alternative to Gitmoji

   In the world of software development, it is important to document changes to projects quickly and efficiently. One way to do this is to add emojis to commit messages to quickly identify the nature of the changes. A well-known and popular tool that we like to use at Identeco is gitmoji. But what if you’re a programmer and want to work even faster and realize the meaning of emojis more quickly in the context of Semantic Versioning?

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   Speed up Rust CI pipelines that use Tarpaulin

   Rust is an awesome language. Not only does it provide you with runtime performance that is on par with languages like C and C++, but it also prevents you from shooting yourself in the foot thanks to a lot of compile time checks. This however means that the compiler has to do a lot more work compared to some other languages: Borrow checker, Types, Generics, Macros, LLVM Optimization… While those features do result in a better product, no one wants to sit around 30 minutes just to discover that a single test failed due to a typo.