A blog-style newsletter by a Raku programmer covering the Raku module ecosystem, including the zef/fez tooling, authentication of distributions, and critiques of CPAN and p6c. It reads as technical notes and explanations aimed at Raku developers and module authors.
Website: https://deathbyperl6.com/
A personal engineering blog on building production agentic AI systems with strongly typed languages like F#, and how type systems and compilers can constrain and verify LLM output. It combines design write-ups on the author's MOTHER system with historical and conceptual reflection on programming languages.
A personal programming blog-style newsletter with long-form posts on software testing fundamentals, git workflows and quirky language internals like obfuscated perl. Readers get conversational, opinionated explanations built around concrete scenarios and worked examples.
A personal developer blog with posts on Go internals, including a deep dive into permessage-deflate and DEFLATE block behaviour after a Go 1.27 library change, plus explanations of Go ASTs and CSS Grid layout quirks. Readers get practical, first-hand debugging detail and approachable explanations of lower-level software topics.
Aaron Hsu's newsletter mixes detailed, hands-on tests of affordable pens (judged on glide, feedback and wetness) with in-depth explanations of array programming in APL. It also announces APL workshops and related events.
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