A 2023 analysis reveals that many software projects prioritize clean code at the expense of efficiency, raising concerns about practical performance impacts.
“Clean” Code, Horrible Performance (2023)
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Use Task Runners For Common Coding Tasks
Developers increasingly adopt task runners to automate repetitive coding tasks, improving efficiency and reducing errors in software development.
Celebrating 45 Years Of Kermit With The First New C-Kermit Release In 15 Years
Kermit, a key file transfer protocol, releases its first new version in 15 years, marking 45 years since its creation. The update impacts legacy systems and tech history.
Devtools Must Be Open Source
Advocates argue that developer tools should be open source to enhance transparency, security, and innovation. The movement is gaining support across the tech industry.
NetBSD 11.0
NetBSD 11.0 is now available, featuring improved hardware support, security enhancements, and updated software packages, marking a significant milestone for the operating system.
Solid Queue 1.6.0 Now Supports Fiber Workers
Solid Queue 1.6.0 now supports fiber workers, enhancing concurrency and performance for JavaScript applications. Details on features and implications inside.
Google Fixed More Chrome Bugs In June Than Over The Past Two Years, Thanks To AI
In June, Google addressed more Chrome vulnerabilities than in the past two years, leveraging AI to accelerate bug detection and patching.
Paging Through a Parquet File in DuckDB: File_row_number or Offset?
Examining the methods for paging through Parquet files in DuckDB: file_row_number or offset, and their implications for performance and accuracy.
Stacked PRs are now live on GitHub
GitHub has officially launched support for stacked pull requests, streamlining complex code reviews and integrations for developers.
How Our Rust-to-Zig Rewrite Is Going
An update on the ongoing rewrite of a software project from Rust to Zig, detailing current status, challenges, and next steps.
