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Extensible Unions Types in Elm
(shuangrimu.com)
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KDevelop – A cross-platform IDE for C, C++, Python, QML/JavaScript and PHP
(kdevelop.org)
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The source code is on sourceforge [1] with unofficial mirror on GitHub. [1] https://sourceforge.net/projects/newlisp/files/
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NewLisp – puts fun back in Lisp
(newlisp.org)
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NewLisp
(newlisp.org)
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Nim – version 1.2.6 and 1.0.8 released
(nim-lang.org)
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That’s the reason mentioned in my comment that Facebook chose profits and market over principles in India based on WSJ research and this article. In India they choose the side of the govt, political party and an ideology, it’s again a refl
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For failure of legislation, judiciary, administration, media in India to protect minority, Facebook is not the primary actor. Indeed minorities failed to get support from top courts in India where habeas corpus (the most fundamental basic r
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Locust – An open source modern load testing tool in Python
(locust.io)
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It’s nice to see another option for mercurial. Heptapod will definitely help given an integrated CI/CD. In my startup everything is mercurial. It’s miles ahead of git when it comes to user interface and experience with conceptual integ
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JSON Schema – Powerful tool for validating the structure of JSON data
(json-schema.org)
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JSON Schema – Powerful tool for validating the structure of JSON data
(json-schema.org)
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Locust – An open source modern load testing tool
(locust.io)
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Ciphey - Fully automated decryption tool using some common sense, NLP and AI
(github.com)
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SuperCollider – audio synthesis and algorithmic composition for musicians
(github.com)
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JSON Schema – Powerful tool for validating the structure of JSON data
(json-schema.org)
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Tutorial – Scripting with Krita
(scripting.krita.org)
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This is using Unicode characters like one other post in the HN front-page. Pleasantly surprised with the results.
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Hopefully not in USA, will like it to be in Europe given its stance on software patents and privacy.
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Another example from Rust community, without reading the article commenting that Rust is always correct without any bugs or error and programmer is stupid. This attitude continuously drives me away from learning Rust, didn’t find such atti
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Not sure of the exact reason may be because it is directly using the postgresql C client library. Check the implementation of DB client: https://github.com/an-tao/drogon/blob/master/orm_lib/src/
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Take a look at features on the page: 1. Support non-blocking I/O based asynchronously reading and writing database (PostgreSQL and MySQL(MariaDB) database); 2. Support asynchronously reading and writing sqlite3 database based
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I am not the creator, just stumbled on it looking for examples in modern C++, was especially looking for C++ 20. Found it interesting and try to share on HN.
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It’s good Rust adopted C style handcrafted assembly, earlier didn’t expect it given emphasis on safety at any cost as handcrafted assembly is a dual-edged sword it can help with performance and direct access to hardware, but can also introd
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Yes indeed it is one of the top performers. But I feel need more real-life examples of companies and systems using it. Hope it generates some interest among programming community to also look at modern C++ as viable web development platform
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> C/C++ market itself as replacement for assembly languages and proclaim as if all code written in assembly languages is garbage and only C/C++ can solve it Your assertion is not true in C/C++ community, but “Rust is good
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> Time will tell Agree time will tell at present Rust is like other niche systems programming language competing with others like Nim and Zig bit more popular due to Firefox being popular. Nowhere close to Go or Swift, may be in 5 years
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> You start building something with Rust and you should be operational quite quickly Rust is anything but easy and simple like Go language. Please try building something like Kubernetes in Rust instead of Go and you will realize “Rust” i
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Rust market itself as replacement for C/C++ and proclaims as if all code written in C/C++ is garbage and only Rust can solve it, when majority of it's own useful crates heavily rely on unsafe "C/C++" code. So &
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Reimplementation relying on unsafe ‘C/C++’ code (as most of the core infrastructure is written in them) is done more for marketing especially among language aficionados. Hope someone from Rust community can write something which can ma
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