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What are your experiences with using Cython or native code (C/Rust) to speed up Python?

16 hours ago reddit.com cython python

How to deal with non-serializable fields in Java easily and correctly (article)

4 days ago reddit.com java

I finished Automate The Boring Stuff, what now ?

6 days ago reddit.com python

Am i crazy or is documentation for most go libraries actually horrible

21 hours ago reddit.com go

Work offering to pay for a python course. Any recommendations on courses?

3 days ago reddit.com python

Bob can now be used as an alternative to SQLC (BETA)

31 hours ago reddit.com go

Python is releasing t-strings and it is very similar to what was proposed for Java’s String templates

4 days ago reddit.com java python

glyphx: A Better Alternative to matplotlib.pyplot – Fully SVG-Based and Interactive

5 days ago reddit.com python

Zig makes me feel like I'm cheating on c and I like it

4 days ago reddit.com c zig

How can I experience all that Zig, and low-level programming have to offer?

3 days ago reddit.com zig

What are some of the most insane compiler optimizations that you have seen?

5 days ago reddit.com compiler

Thoughts on multiple returns vs structs

31 hours ago reddit.com go

Framework to create your own languages in Java

8 days ago reddit.com java

About credentials provided by a service at runtime and connection pools.

8 days ago reddit.com java

Question about Zig for Game Development

34 hours ago reddit.com game zig

Got a couple hours free — Happy to help new Golang developers (free guidance)

32 hours ago reddit.com go

First Zig Project Completed - Loving Zig

4 days ago reddit.com zig

Is there a FastApi equivalent in go?

2 days ago reddit.com go

Anyone still using twisted in 2025.

4 days ago reddit.com python

Reading Learning Go by Jon Bodner

18 hours ago reddit.com go

What system programming are you working on?

2 days ago reddit.com rust

No, Zig is NOT too unstable for “real” projects… Stop listening to that guy!

2 days ago reddit.com zig

What’s the one JavaScript thing that still trips you up, no matter how long you’ve been coding?

5 days ago reddit.com javascript

What stack or architecture would you recommend for multi-threaded/message queue batch tasks?

9 days ago reddit.com python

Lets talk about casting?

8 days ago reddit.com zig

My own programming language

12 hours ago reddit.com python

Dealing with internal chaos due to a new “code efficiency consultant” that’s been hired.

44 hours ago reddit.com python

New Grad seeking advice for a career in compilers