Rust and Docker: Let's build an AI-powered App!
summary
Builds a Rust web service with Actix, a JS front end using WebKit Speech Recognition for mic input, and calls OpenAI GPT-3.5 to produce live translated captions; the prototype runs on port 880, is open source, and the on-stage demo translates Italian ↔ Greek successfully. Uses a Dockerfile and Docker Compose to containerize the app, caches layers for faster builds, and deploys a simple UI (QR available) — a functional beta tying Rust + Docker to live translated captions.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Rust Docker AI project intro
- 1:10Project ideas and AI
- 3:41Why Rust
- 7:33Docker basics
- 15:20Project overview and web framework
- 18:36Live translation app
- 22:26Running Rust locally
- 24:16Containerizing Rust
- 27:50Building Docker container
- 28:58Live demo and deployment
- 30:25Closing and Q&A
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