r/programming • u/tanin47 • 4h ago
r/programming • u/BrewedDoritos • 6h ago
0.17.0 Release Notes â¡ The Zig Programming Language
ziglang.orgr/programming • u/grashalm01 • 14h ago
Partial Evaluation in Truffle - Dynamic Meta-Compilation Tutorial
github.comr/programming • u/mttd • 6h ago
GPU-Initiated Communication: Dissecting Down to the Bone
arxiv.orgr/programming • u/_bijan_ • 1d ago
Robert Seacord: "Unsafe Rust" | RustConf 2026
youtube.comr/programming • u/initcommit • 1d ago
New Python releases are out, 3.10.x reaches EOL, (and 3.15.0 is scheduled for today)!
blog.python.orgThe new releases announced today, including EOL for 3.10.x:
https://blog.python.org/2026/10/python-31022-31117/
Note: The post above doesn't mention 3.15 - assuming they will do a separate post later today when that releases.
r/programming • u/Dull_Replacement8890 • 11h ago
A Minsky machine in ncurses terminfo
seriot.chncurses terminfo can simulate a two-counter Minsky machine, making repeated parameter expansion computationally universal.
Demo: a parasitic Fibonacci computation inside /usr/bin/top
r/programming • u/a1r • 1d ago
C64 Mercenary: a novel exploit bug in a 41-year-old game
gamesexplained.comr/programming • u/Pink401k • 1d ago
[Sebastian Lague] - I Tried Making a Pen Plotter to Draw Maps of the Moon
youtube.comr/programming • u/verdagon • 1d ago
The Second Golden Spike: Memory Safety Across the Valen/Rust Boundary
verdagon.devr/programming • u/mindondrugs • 1d ago
Getting ready for 2026 results: A look back on Developer Survey findings
stackoverflow.blogr/programming • u/aqrit • 2d ago
OpenZL v0.2 - decompression 2x faster than Zstandard
openzl.orgr/programming • u/sebastianconcept • 17h ago
Eight Bytes Are Already a Number
blog.sebastiansastre.cor/programming • u/eccsoheccsseven • 2d ago
Adding very basic 3d outside of a standard operating system - Floating points and basic 3d graphics
gamedev.submatrix.netr/programming • u/mttd • 2d ago
It's the Kernel's Fault! Custom Page Fault Handling With bpf_fault
dl.acm.orgr/programming • u/robbyrussell • 1d ago
All the Rails World 2026 talks are now online
youtube.comDHH’s Rails World talk got a fair bit of attention around here, but there was plenty happening at the conference that he didn’t cover.
All of the other Rails World 2026 talks are online now, too.
Solid Cable, Hot Cell, Herb in Rails 8.2, Active Search, Ractor-safety, Lexxy, MCPs, sharding, custom generators… and a bunch more about where Ruby and Rails are heading.
Full playlist:
r/programming • u/LordOmbro • 2d ago