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Last month, two new Rust-based Python type checkers, pyrefly and ty were released. Both of them are in the alpha stage. While they share some similarities, they differ significantly in design and features. In this article, Edward Li dove deep into both tools, highlighted their differences and what makes each one unique.

blog.edward-li.com/tech/compar

Edward Li's Blog · Pyrefly vs. ty: Comparing Python’s Two New Rust-Based Type CheckersA deep dive into Meta's pyrefly and Astral's ty - two new Rust-based Python type checkers that both promise faster performance and better type inference.
#python#Programming#PythonProgramming
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Josef Jebavý

🗺️ Maps are an essential part of many modern applications.
You need them on websites, in mobile apps, in navigation systems – and sometimes even printed on paper! 📱🖥️🖨️

For high-quality, easy-to-use maps in digital and print projects, OpenStreetMap is a great choice. ✅
Want to know how to implement it?

Check out my earlier article! 🔍📝
blog.josefjebavy.cz/en/program

Josef Jebavý's blogOpenStreetMap and GPS routes in the map on the webOpenStreetMap and GPS routes in the map on the web
#OpenStreetMap#WebDevelopment#MobileApps
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Kagan MacTane (he/him)

"I recently tried to revive a simple React project from 2015. What should have been a quick update became a multi-day archaeology expedition.... Updating React required rewriting significant portions of the codebase. The solution? I converted it to static HTML and CSS. The entire process took about an hour, the site loads instantly, and it will run unchanged for years."

idiallo.com/blog/what-we-lost-

Ibrahim Diallo BlogWhat We Lost with PHP and jQueryThere was a time when building a website felt straightforward. You'd write some HTML, add PHP for dynamic content, sprinkle in jQuery for interactions, upload it to your server, and you were done. No
#React#overengineering#webdev
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David Schmidt

Yesterday, on the holiday, I finally made progress on my photography portfolio after some procrastination. I managed to bridge some technical knowledge gaps and refine the core concept of what the site aims to deliver and achieve. I'm pleased with my deliberate yet serious approach, as I believe this will lead to a polished final result that's truly worth the effort.

#Photography#Portfolio#WorkInProgress
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