June 2022 Summaries

The Svix company has developed a Rust library for their webhooks provider, which is used to ensure the correctness and scalability of their backend. The library was created after a few customers expressed interest in using it, and it's now available on crates.io. Using the library is straightforward, requiring only the installation of the latest version and instantiating an API client. The documentation for the library can be found on Svix's website, and users are encouraged to report any issues or suggestions through GitHub or email/Slack. The library has already been tested by some customers and is considered stable, with high assurance provided by Rust's safety features. Future updates and new features will be shared in upcoming announcements.

The Svix API now has full support in the C# library, which also includes signature verification code. The library is available in both sync and async variants, with documentation that provides a tutorial-like experience for users. To use it, update to the latest version of the C# library and follow the usage examples provided. If you spot any issues, report them on Github or via email/Slack. With its full testing by customers, this library is expected to continue improving in upcoming updates.