Racket v9.0 Brings True Parallelism After 30-Year Wait
Racket v9.0 introduces native parallel threads after three decades. Here's how functional programming just got faster—and what took so long to get here.
Web3 is Dead: How AI Killed the Blockchain Revolution
90% of Web3 projects fail while 84% of developers adopt AI. NFTs crashed 63%, metaverses ...
CPython Rust Proposal: Memory Safety vs Bootstrap Hell
CPython core devs propose Rust integration by 2028, but the bootstrap paradox and platform abandonment ...
.NET 10 Released: Performance Gains and VS 2026 Required
Microsoft released .NET 10 on November 11, 2025, as a Long-Term Support version backed by ...
TOON Format Cuts LLM Token Costs 30-60%: Complete Guide
LLM API costs are eating budgets. Every API call charges per token—input and output. JSON ...
Model Context Protocol Tutorial: Build Your First AI Integration
Learn Model Context Protocol (MCP) from Anthropic. Build your first MCP server in Python with this hands-on tutorial. Standardize AI integrations like USB-C ...
React’s Bloat Problem: It’s Not the Framework, It’s You
Developers are publicly declaring they’re done with React in 2025. The framework that powered Facebook, ...
Google ADK Go: Build Production-Ready AI Agents in Go
Google released the Agent Development Kit (ADK) for Go on November 7, 2025, bringing production-ready ...
npm Audit Is Broken: Security Theater for JavaScript
Every JavaScript developer knows the ritual: run npm install, scroll past 50 scary red warnings ...
Rust Foundation Bans GPL Code: Corporate Open Source Control
The Rust Foundation banned GPL projects from using Rust branding, exposing how corporate sponsors control ...