Employee Scheduling
Build efficient employee scheduling with SolverForge’s native Rust constraint solver
Tag: Rust
From Quickstarts to Scaffolds: Rails-Style Onboarding for SolverForge
SolverForge is moving from clone-and-edit quickstarts to scaffolded project generation with solverforge-cli, aligning onboarding with the same zero-erasure and explicit-code philosophy described in The Future of Constraint Programming in Rust.
Public Means Public
In SolverForge, visibility is a contract enforced by the compiler. What’s public is public. What’s internal is internal. This will never change.
Planner123 1.0: Your Week, Optimized
Planner123 1.0 is a personal task scheduler that models your week as a constraint satisfaction problem and solves it with SolverForge. Native Rust. Tauri desktop app. One binary.
solverforge-maps 1.0: Routing Infrastructure for VRP Solvers
solverforge-maps 1.0 provides zero-erasure road network and routing infrastructure for VRP solvers, with OSM data, R-tree indexing, and 3-tier caching.
The Future of Constraint Programming in Rust
Why we chose Rust for SolverForge, the ergonomics trade-offs compared to Python, and how we’re addressing them with Python bindings and improved Rust APIs.
SolverForge 0.5.0: Zero-Erasure Constraint Solving
Introducing SolverForge 0.5.0 - a general-purpose constraint solver written in native Rust with zero-erasure architecture and the SERIO incremental scoring engine.
Why Java Interop is Difficult in SolverForge Core
Reflections on the challenges of bridging Rust and Java in constraint solving, and the hard lessons learned along the way.