Announcing a Blog for Sniffnet (the Rust-based network analyzer)

It’s been almost 3 years since I started my first Rust project.
That project is today known as Sniffnet and has become the most popular network monitoring tool on GitHub, with more than 22k stars and 200k downloads.

The interest received by the project during this period was mainly because of me posting here on Reddit, or thanks to articles published by other external websites/blogs.

Last week, I finally decided it was time for Sniffnet to have an official news channel hosting articles about new releases of the app, and all kind of updates related to the project.
This is because I realized it was really hard for interested users to stay in the loop by merely communicating in the from of Reddit posts or GitHub discussions.

Long story short, today I’m announcing Sniffnet blog, a place where I’ll be sharing news and insights about the app progress and development.

The blog already features 18 articles because I tried to put together all the major updates I shared here and there during the past 3 years.
And... I’ve to admit I got a bit emotional while doing so… it’s been like retracing this incredible path once again.

It feels amazing to finally have a place recording all the milestones of this journey.