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Rust Just Hired Its First Maintainers in Residence. That's Not a Blog Flex.

Engineering23 min

Rust Just Hired Its First Maintainers in Residence. That's Not a Blog Flex.

Six funded maintainers, $350k from Google, AWS, OpenAI, and the Leadership Council. Why RFC 3931's first cohort matters more than the press photos.

8/30/2026Read More →
Python 3.15's Sampling Profiler Is the Profiling Story You Can Actually Ship

Engineering24 min

Python 3.15's Sampling Profiler Is the Profiling Story You Can Actually Ship

Python 3.15 ships Tachyon as profiling.sampling: attach by PID, flame graphs, GIL mode, near-zero overhead. Why this is the profiler you can point at production.

8/30/2026Read More →
EU AI Act Compliance for Autonomous Agents: A CTO’s Guide

Engineering7 min

EU AI Act Compliance for Autonomous Agents: A CTO’s Guide

CTO guide to EU AI Act compliance for autonomous agents. Learn risk profiling, Article 5 prohibitions, and prepare for the August 2026 enforcement deadline.

6/2/2026Read More →
Rust Wasm for Next.js: 2026 Compilation Strategies & Performance

Engineering7 min

Rust Wasm for Next.js: 2026 Compilation Strategies & Performance

Learn 2026 Rust WebAssembly strategies for Next.js. Offload CPU-bound tasks to improve performance while keeping React for UI. Stable tooling and hybrid architecture guide.

5/4/2026Read More →
Why Vite Replaced CRA: The 2025 React Migration Guide

Engineering8 min

Why Vite Replaced CRA: The 2025 React Migration Guide

Learn why Create React App is deprecated in 2025 and how to migrate to Vite. This guide covers technical shifts, performance benefits, and step-by-step migration strategies for React projects.

5/3/2026Read More →
Replacing Heavy WordPress Plugins with Rust WebAssembly for Core Web Vitals

Engineering10 min

Replacing Heavy WordPress Plugins with Rust WebAssembly for Core Web Vitals

Replace heavy WordPress plugins with Rust WebAssembly to improve Core Web Vitals. Learn setup, wasm-pack, and integration for faster, secure sites.

5/2/2026Read More →
Python's Free-Threading Mode: Is It Time to Care?

Engineering12 min

Python's Free-Threading Mode: Is It Time to Care?

Python 3.13 shipped with something people argued about for two decades: the ability to disable the GIL. Python 3.14 made it officially supported. But officially supported doesn't mean deploy it on Friday. And it definitely doesn't mean it's fast.

4/11/2026Read More →
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