Tag: programming language
Would you like some polish with that? Rust 1.47 shortens backtraces, looks into large array traits
Rust 1.47 is here and while there aren’t any new language features, the compiler improvements and some library […]
Python 3.9 lands with union operators and type hinting generics
After pulling support for the freshly retired Python 3.5, the Python team has concluded its work on version […]
C++20 to be Bjarne around Christmas: Standard approved, on track for EOY release
With the technical work for C++20 completed in February, the standard has now been technically approved, meaning that […]
Trust us: Rust 1.46 tries to provide stability in uncertain times
Despite changing employment circumstances of the core team and organisational shifts in the projects, programming language Rust is […]
In a new foundation we trust: Rust programming language to continue under fresh org
The Rust team already hinted at some changes, but now it’s official: the programming language will get its […]
What’s the diff: Trailing commas, unified backends, better performance, oh my – Kotlin language hits 1.4
IDE provider JetBrains has released version 1.4 of its JVM and Android-targeting programming language Kotlin into the wild. […]
What’s the point: Ansible, Datadog, Amazon, Lens, Rust, and DeepMind
The team behind Red Hat’s IT automation tool Ansible is on track for the 2.10 release on September […]
Out of the blocks: Go version 1.15 speeds up linker, tests waters to end conversion confusion
Go 1.15 is out, fitting the Google-bred programming language with a revamped linker, and improvements in areas such […]
Julia 1.5 tackles latency and heap allocations before tossing in another LTS release
After thorough testing, programming language Julia 1.5 has finally landed in its finished form with highly anticipated features […]
TIOBE chief claims COVID-19 is a factor after programming language R moves up the index
The TIOBE Programming Community index for July is now available, and pulls up statistical programming language R to […]