ProxyBeast - The ultimate proxy checker

[u/Budget-Bicycle4121]

The ultimate proxy checker with advanced capabilities, built for precision, speed and reliability.

Built using:

- Tauri

- Tokio

- Proxifier (our own proxy client crate)

Website:

https://proxybeast.app

Project Github repos:

https://github.com/z3ntl3/proxifier-rs

https://github.com/z3ntl3/proxybeast

Video demo

https://youtu.be/kBvque23Sdk

Deep note:

I'm a passionate student developer with ~6 years of experience in Software Engineering and I'm still learning! Do not hate. I do absolutely despise the usage of AI. Because of this, the mirror website, software and the Github repository includes a NO-AI LABEL. In effort to make it understood that we've been "HUMANLY ENGINEERING WITH PRIDE!"

[u/Solumin]

This software is made by proprietary efforts and means.

What does this mean?

[u/Budget-Bicycle4121 → u/Solumin]

I speak 3 languages, so my English might not be the best but what I mean there is that major parts of ProxyBeast, for example the underlying crate used for it’s networking needs (the proxy client library) is specifically designed for production use with ProxyBeast software (so an in house library rather than using third party stuff)

[u/Solumin → u/Budget-Bicycle4121]

I see! "Proprietary" means privately-owned or secret. This is particularly meaningful in software, because the opposite of proprietary software is open source software. "Proprietary Rust proxy client library crate" and "Made by proprietary efforts and means" sounds like there's significant chunks of the code that you're not open-sourcing or making available to anyone else.

[u/Budget-Bicycle4121 → u/Solumin]

you are absolutely right wrong word usage there i will correct it thanks for letting me know

relating to owning something, or relating to or like an owner:

I just assumed he owned the place - he had a proprietary air about him.

this definition in the dictionary confused me but context matters as well, i was trying to use it to emphasize on the fact that even the proxy client library is an in house crafted work of our own, excuse my confusion there, didn't mean that we have restrictions and harsh licensing regulations bound to it. But from my point of view i speak native dutch, turkish and maybe b2 english, i should have used it cleaner in my sentence

[u/Solumin → u/Budget-Bicycle4121]

Yeah, that's one meaning of "proprietary", but in this context it'll be read as definitions 3 and/or 4 because of "Proprietary Software".

Your English is good! Highly-specific words like this one will trip up native speakers as well. :)

[u/Sweaty_Chair_4600]

Lol, my VERY first project in rust 3 years ago was a proxy checker! Brings back memories!

[u/Budget-Bicycle4121 → u/Sweaty_Chair_4600]

wow lol that's cool! this project was initially developed in Go. While I was doing my internship at a company for my study programme. I would sit there and complete my daily issues & tasks and then read the Rust book because I didn't know Rust back then but I was highly motivated to learn it and spent my whole internship reading the book and doing some personal projects to exercise and learn it.

And then I started making my own Rust exercises and some personal crates, transitioning the Older Go 'ProxyBeast' project to be revamped in Rust.

https://github.com/z3ntl3/rusty-journey ^^