Add a quick blog post highlighting Javier's blog series

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+layout:
+title: Creating CRUD applications in Rust
+tags:
+- rust
+- tide
+---
+
+For some recent web application projects like
+[dotdotvote](https://github.com/rtyler/dotdotvote) and
+[riverbank](https://github.com/delta-incubator/riverbank) I reached for
+[Tide](https://github.com/http-rs/tide) and built them in Rust. I have a lot of
+reasons for liking Tide, not the least of which is that it is reminiscient of
+[Sinatra](http://sinatrarb.com/) in the Ruby ecosystem.  Perusing the internet
+today I noticed this really great blog series by [Javier
+Viola](https://javierviola.com/) which will walk you through the full process
+of developing a real application with Tide.
+
+1. [Creating a basic CRUD app with Rust and Tide](https://javierviola.com/post/lets-create-a-basic-crud-with-rust-using-tide/)
+2. [Refactoring](https://javierviola.com/post/basic-crud-with-rust-using-tide-refactoring/)
+3. [Moving the data layer to a database](https://javierviola.com/post/03-basic-crud-with-rust-using-tide-move-to-db/)
+4. [Improving with tests](https://javierviola.com/post/04-basic-crud-with-rust-using-tide-tests-improvements/)
+5. [Adding a front-end](https://javierviola.com/post/05-basic-crud-with-rust-using-tide-front-end-with-tera/)
+6. [Final refactoring and adding CI and CD](https://javierviola.com/post/06-basic-crud-with-rust-using-tide-final-refactor-and-complete-ci-cd/)
+
+Rust can be a challenging language to get started with but once you get the
+knack of it, you will likely find it's a joy to develop fast, stable, and
+compact applications. For more Rust content, I recommend following [Javier on
+Twitter](https://twitter.com/pepoviola) or subscribing to his [RSS
+feed](https://javierviola.com/index.xml).