A quote from D. Richard Hipp about how SQL replaced COBOL programmers for data queries, changing programming jobs.
A reflection on how programming languages evolved from single-target to multi-target platforms, with examples like Scala, Kotlin, and Java.
Discussion on whether WebAssembly is a true stack machine, comparing it to Forth and analyzing its design.
Comparison of Kotlin and Java ecosystems for JVM projects, part 1 of a series published on JAVAPRO.
Explores which programming language is best for LLM-based code generation, questioning if machine code is viable.
An analysis of Mojo, a new systems programming language, and its current relationship to Python, exploring its claims of being a superset.
A thought-provoking article questioning which programming languages are best for AI-generated code, including options like machine code and Idris.
Explains the new C# 15 feature 'Collection Expression Arguments' for passing constructor parameters like capacity or comparers within collection initializers.
A programmer defends PHP as a tool and argues that AI, like any technology, is just a human-made tool to be used appropriately.
Explores the future of programming languages designed for AI agents, discussing why new languages will emerge and what features they should prioritize.
Explores 'Untitled Document Syndrome' and how software friction, like verbose syntax, discourages starting tasks, using programming language examples.
ChatGPT's code execution containers now support bash, multiple programming languages, package installation via pip/npm, and file downloads.
ChatGPT's code execution containers have been upgraded to support bash, multiple programming languages, and package installation via pip/npm.
A 2026 guide for beginners on why and how to start learning C++, covering its relevance in AI, game dev, and systems programming.
Explores NanoLang, a new programming language designed for LLMs, and tests AI's ability to generate working code in it.
A developer's enthusiastic recap of a specialized workshop on egraphs and compilers, covering technical discussions, potential collaborations, and project ideas.
The core challenge of programming is translating ambiguous human thought into precise computational logic, not just writing code.
Redis creator Salvatore Sanfilippo discusses why he would have chosen JavaScript over Lua for Redis scripting if MicroQuickJS existed in 2010.
AI is predicted to bring formal verification tools like Dafny and Verus into mainstream use, aided by LLMs making them more accessible.
A thoughtful comparison of the Go, Rust, and Zig programming languages, highlighting their shared lack of class-based OOP.
