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February 12, 2025
Rust memory management explained
Rust's ownership and borrowing mechanisms guarantee memory safety at runtime. Here's how to use them in your programs.
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Dynamic web apps with HTMX, Python, and Django
HTMX is the dynamic HTML extension that gives you the power of JavaScript with a few lines of simple markup. Let's see how it works with the popular Python-Django development stack.
Keep your code open to possibilities
The best software is built by keeping as many doors open for as long as possible. Resist premature decisions and locking in implementations too soon.
Donât use public ASP.NET keys (duh), Microsoft warns
Microsoft Threat Intelligence has identified 3,000 ASP.NET keys disclosed in code documentation and repos that could be used in code injection attacks.
Why the generative AI hype is good
Hype can be excessive and obnoxious and lead to waste and false promises. It is also a crucial catalyst of experimentation and innovation.
How to get started with Python 3.13's free-threading |"no-GIL" version
Python 3.13's most promising new feature is a separate build of the interpreter without the Global Interpreter Lock, or GIL. Threads in Python can now run with full parallelism, something Python couldn't do before except by running threads in separate Python processes. Learn the basics of how to get started now with the free-threaded Python build, and what kinds of programs will benefit best from it.
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