How I Used Rust to Enhance My PHP

As a solution architect and R&D lead, I provide my development team with a framework of tools for their projects. These tools range from infrastructure to CI/CD tools and include advanced pieces of software as needed. Over the past two years, I have worked on a variety of different projects, including healthcare software security, financials, accounting, professional and personal coaching. I have developed a myriad of tools, ranging from advanced matching algorithms to complex system integration connectors. However, sometimes I encounter a specific need from one of my team members that pushes me to think outside the box. As the well-known meme states: “This is where the fun begins!”. <h1>The Context</h1> Recently, my team started working for a startup that provides a goods and services trading app for farmers and land workers. If you are not familiar with this environment, farmers today are well-equipped with high-end technology that helps them work every day, such as GPS devices for precise work on fields and plots, advanced meteorological predictions, and so on. In France, the government established a web platform called <a href="https://www.telepac.agriculture.gouv.fr/telepac/auth/accueil.action" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">TelePac</a> for farmers to declare their plots and fields every year using topological and GPS tools. With this platform, an extract of each area can be created using XML files called “pac files.” <a href="https://betterprogramming.pub/how-i-used-rust-to-enhance-my-php-8c84218e69ed">Click Here</a>