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Buz – A Fork Of Bun Using Modern Zig, With Sub-1s Incremental Builds
Buz, a new fork of Bun built with Zig, delivers incremental build times under one second, promising faster development workflows.
Fil-C: Garbage In, Memory Safety Out [Video]
Fil-C releases a video showcasing how garbage collection improves memory safety, highlighting benefits and ongoing challenges in programming languages.
The Front End Framework For Correctness: Built On Effect, Architected Like Elm
A new front-end framework emphasizes correctness, built on Effect and architected like Elm, aiming to improve reliability and developer productivity.
Postgres LISTEN/NOTIFY Actually Scales
New benchmarks show Postgres’s LISTEN/NOTIFY can handle high concurrency, challenging previous assumptions about its scalability limits.
Discover The Potential Of Minimal C++ In Tech Signal Monitoring
A new approach using 500 lines of bare C++ for signal monitoring is being tested to detect platform and tooling changes early for small software companies.
98.Css
A CSS library inspired by Windows 98 has gained widespread attention among developers, blending nostalgia with modern web design.
Emacs Is A Lispboard
Emacs has been reimagined as a ‘Lispboard,’ emphasizing its deep integration with Lisp programming. This development highlights new customization possibilities for users.
So Reddit Has Decided That Plain HTML Is Unsafe
Reddit has announced it will disable the use of plain HTML in posts and comments, citing security risks. The change impacts user content moderation.
The Startup’s Postgres Survival Guide
A new guide from a startup offers best practices for maintaining and optimizing Postgres databases, aiming to help startups and developers improve database resilience.