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Update README.md to add the eBPF section #1549
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So, as noted, redbpf is archived. It may be mentioned in prominent books, but I'm seeing issues like foniod/redbpf#367 and noting this is folks using a tutorial, and now I'm wondering if the book code works at all. Given the archived status, this isn't getting better there anytime soon, unless there's a fork and a new maintainer. |
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* [serverlesstechnology/cqrs](https://github.com/serverlesstechnology/cqrs) [[cqrs-es](https://crates.io/crates/cqrs-es)] — A framework for CQRS and event sourcing with [user guide](https://doc.rust-cqrs.org/) | |||
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Why the capitalisation? Shouldn't this be "eBPF"?
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@palfrey eBPF is an unequivocally recognized acronym. Would the linter approve of a sentence that begins with a lowercase letter?
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I believe so. It's mostly checking "does the top-level ToC equal the actual sections".
I have included the eBPF section to the libraries in this commit. It comprises three distinct Rust libraries, which could be helpful for the project.