Rust's Ownership and Borrowing Mechanisms Ensure Memory Safety at Runtime
Learn how Rust's unique ownership and borrowing mechanisms guarantee memory safety at runtime, making it a reliable choice for systems programming.
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Python 3.14 Brings Speed Boost, Improved Packaging, and Enhanced Features
Get ready for a faster and more efficient Python with the upcoming 3.14 release, featuring a new interpreter, improved packaging, and enhanced features like Cython 3.1 and abstract base classes.
Elixir: The Rising Star of Functional Programming Languages
Discover the features and benefits of Elixir, a modern programming language built on top of Erlang, making it easier to write good functional programming code.
Rust 1.85 Released: Async Closures and Compiler Boosts Highlight Latest Edition
Rust 1.85 arrives with async closures, improved compiler support, and stabilized APIs, marking a significant milestone in the language's evolution.
TrapC: A New C-Language Extension Compiler Aims to Solve Memory Safety Issues
TrapC, a proposed C-language extension compiler, promises to address memory safety issues plaguing C and C++ languages with its memory-safe pointers and new safety features.
Microsoft Releases TypeScript 5.8 with Granular Checks for Branches in Return Expressions
TypeScript 5.8 reaches general availability, introducing more granular checks for branches within return expressions, while punting conditional type checks to TypeScript 5.9
Unlocking Python's Speed Potential: Leveraging Zig for Faster Performance
Discover how to boost Python's speed by integrating Zig modules, exploring the benefits and challenges of this innovative approach to language interoperability.
JavaScript Turns 30: A Love-Hate Relationship with the Dominant Programming Language
JavaScript celebrates three decades of growth, complexity, and controversy, shaping the web as we know it today
Legacy Programming Languages Fortran and Delphi Make a Comeback
Older programming languages Fortran and Delphi are rising in popularity, according to the Tiobe index, as companies maintain vital legacy systems still dependent on them.