Excited to announce htmx 4.0 has been released, exclusively on gameboy & gameboy color - 4 levels - collect pickles - beat @WarrenInTheBuff in his slop factory to unlock the code Enjoy! swag.htmx.org/products/htm...

htmx 4: the game

HTMX 4.0, the first JavaScript library to release exclusively on the Game Boy® platform! Experience the power of HTMX, now on your favorite portable handheld. Four levels of pickle-collecting exciteme...

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shipyard.rs is down #rust-lang #rust who.is/whois/shipya... says the domain has expired

It's out! jj 0.39.0! today! now! RIGHT NOW!!! github.com/jj-vcs/jj/re...

Release v0.39.0 · jj-vcs/jj

About jj is a Git-compatible version control system that is both simple and powerful. See the installation instructions to get started. Release highlights jj arrange command brings up a TUI where...

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narrative update Jazz is not a database or backend replacement Jazz isn't local-first only Jazz isn't a sync engine only Jazz is simply a *lame music genre*

Jazz - the DB that syncs@jazz.tools · last yr.

narrative update Jazz isn’t replacing databases and backends Jazz isn’t local-first only Jazz isn’t a sync engine only Jazz is simply a *new kind* of database 🧵

I feel like there would be a HUGE amount of ecosystem value for Rust and async/await, if there was funding and the right dev(s) available to focus on improving: * Memory usage + copies of futures/async fns: particularly wrt overlapping data across yield * Improving codegen size/perf * opt-footguns

A bit of a long shot: the regular audio editor for the "What's New" Rustacean Station episodes is now busy with other life stuff. The last episode I edited myself, but it took ages! Anyone know an editor (ideally familiar with Rust, but not a requirement) who'd take on a regular (paid) editing gig?

Is there a cargo plugin that goes through your codebase and lints on any visibility qualifier that could be shrinked in scope? 🤔 That is if there is some definition `pub(crate) thing` but that is only ever used in the module itself I want something that tells me, "This `pub(crate)` can be omitted"

A friend just asked me what I do to stay hopeful and I told him one of my favorite strategies…I stay hopeful by remembering that no one has any idea what the fuck is going to happen, so as long as we don’t know, we gotta do what we can.

Trying out Codex for a Python->Rust rewrite of a service that interacts with Google APIs and a Postgres database. It keeps pushing difficult work to TODO comments. I think it struggles to port Python context managers to equivalent Rust code. Otherwise, I think it's saving me time.

🔍 Diving into Rust's concurrency primitives! Our technical detective story explores how a seemingly simple mutex implementation in parking_lot spiraled into unexpected complexity. Great read for systems programmers and Rust enthusiasts! 🔗 ➡️ fly.io/blog/parking...

open source was not paying the bills excited to announce that I got a real job sponsor me so that I can quit: github.com/sponsors/orhun

Blir man best i tysk av å ta tysk på ungdomsskolen eller av å se på krigsfilmer og Rex?

Feels like the post would be more aptly titled "Putting the 'Go' back into 'Go Fuck Yourselves'"?

Steve Klabnik@steveklabnik.com · last yr.

"For the foreseeable future, the #golang team will stop pursuing syntactic language changes for error handling. We will also close all open and incoming proposals that concern themselves primarily with the syntax of error handling, without further investigation." go.dev/blog/error-s...

What if #rustlang's HTTP reqwest library were more modular? Still extremely easy to use, but with the ability to modify its layers more. Such as pools, redirects, retries, proxies, compression, load balancing. What if we made each of those pieces separable? seanmonstar.com/blog/modular...

A More Modular reqwest

reqwest came out 8 years ago. It was meant to be a higher-level HTTP client, with batteries and opinions included. And it continues to fulfill that role very...

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