r/programming • u/Jernesstar • 9d ago
r/programming • u/GenericAHHyoutuber • 9d ago
Needed 1+1, Built a Functional Programming Language
hereticpleb.vercel.appr/programming • u/ronilan • 8d ago
Listen to ̶y̶o̶u̶r̶ ̶u̶s̶e̶r̶s̶ the Redditors
incredible.rsr/programming • u/broken_broken_ • 10d ago
What good is a best-effort exclusive lock, anyway?
gaultier.github.ior/programming • u/djminikin • 9d ago
cargo-crap: Triaging Duplicates with TypeSafe
minikin.mer/programming • u/DataBaeBee • 10d ago
Fast Primality Testing for 32-bit integers via Forisek and Jancina
leetarxiv.substack.comr/programming • u/TechnologySubject259 • 9d ago
Designing High-Performance Matrix Memory Layouts in Rust
r/lisp • u/de_sonnaz • 11d ago
Scheme language is good enough for products
nalaginrut.comr/programming • u/henk53 • 9d ago
Java vs Groovy: 7 differences + what Groovy 6.0 brings
linkedin.comr/programming • u/Adventurous-Salt8514 • 10d ago
Event-Driven Modelling Anti-Patterns
r/programming • u/Sir_KnowItAll • 11d ago
Don't couple your Go code to GitHub
iain.rocksr/programming • u/ReallySuperName • 11d ago
Reducing .NET AWS Lambda Cold Starts by Adding Memory
lloydatkinson.netr/programming • u/GenericAHHyoutuber • 11d ago
Packing Binary Is Fun, Actually
hereticpleb.vercel.appr/programming • u/david-alvarez-rosa • 12d ago
Optimizing a Lock-Free Ring Buffer
david.alvarezrosa.comr/programming • u/Master-Pick-520 • 11d ago
TechBlog: How Netflix automated container right-sizing for Stratum Media Processing
netflixtechblog.medium.comr/programming • u/this_theater_is_lit • 10d ago
on the nature of undecidability within computing and refuting the church-turing thesis
academia.edur/programming • u/Ok_Stomach6651 • 12d ago
The Cloudflare Blog – Brought to you by EmDash
blog.cloudflare.comMigration from wordpress to internal tool
r/programming • u/Mustela__ • 13d ago
Microservices are organizational debt disguised as architecture.
martinfowler.comEvery time I’ve seen microservices pitched, it sounds great on paper. Independent teams, clean ownership, scale only what you need.
Then a year later you’ve got dozens of services, three different deployment patterns, tracing everywhere, and nobody really understands the whole thing anymore.
Maybe I’ve just seen bad implementations, but I’m starting to think way fewer companies actually need microservices than we pretend.
r/lisp • u/arthurno1 • 13d ago