Ruff: A Python Linter built with Rust,Ruff is a Python linter built with Rust, and is extremely fast in comparison with other linters(10-100x faster) in the Python ecosystem, accor...

Erg: a Python-Compatible Statically Typed Language,I have been developing a programming language for a few years and this week I published it on GitHub. The name of the language is...

forerunner - a storytelling platform for composing Souls-like Action-RPGs,In this article, we'll take a closer look at Forerunner's architecture and how it differs from regular gam...

Cijail: How to protect your CI/CD pipelines from supply chain attacks?,Supply chain attacks are especially popular nowadays, and there is a good reason for that. Many build tools s...

Replace C language! Many Python developers are joining the Rust team,In the future, more and more libraries will use Python as the front end (improving programming efficiency) and ...

Comparison between Java, Go, and Rust, Comparison between Java, Go, and Rust | by Dex | Medium Dex ・ Jul 2, 2023 ・ Medium 原文链接：Comparison between Java, Go, and Rust

Rust-scales Python: Some examples (1), Rust-scales Python with Wasmer (4 Part Series) 1 Rust-scales Python: Basic Experiment 2 Rust-scales Python: Some examples (1) 3 Rust-scales P...

Knapsack Variation,An investor has saved some money and wants to invest in the stock market. There are a number of stocks to choose from, and they want to buy at most 1 share in an...

Rust's Option type... in Python,Cover Image (C) Tai Kedzierski How many times have you written/seen code like this: data = get_data() print(data.strip()) Enter fullscreen mode Exit...

Improving memory efficiency in a working interpreter, Memphis (6 Part Series) 1 A REPL for Fat-Finger Friendly Typing 2 Building for WebAssembly ... 2 more parts... 3 An interprete...

Development Environment for Rust and Python on Linux, From Zero to Production with Rust, Python and GitLab (4 Part Series) 1 Development Environment for Rust and Python on Linux 2 ...

Ditch VSCode for neovim,I found myself in the past always reaching for VSCode when I start working on a new project, or a code base I am not really familiar with. Simply because of...