We discussed with Tess Rinearson and Péter Szilágyi about the strengths and weaknesses of using Go to build blockchain apps.

We talked with Carol Willing and Łukasz Langa about Python governance entities as well as how the evolutions of the language are decided.

Charlie Gerard, a senior developer at Netlify, explains why she has no hesitation in likening coding to art and where her inspiration comes from.

We met up with Victor Stinner and Julien Danjou to discuss the performance of the programming language Python.

The most-mentioned technologies in the job specifications published on WTTJ's website in 2019 and the average number of applicants per technology.

We got together with Daniel Ehrenberg and Sven Sauleau to discuss JavaScript standardization and how decisions are made.

With the popularity of Python with programmers still growing, we tried to understand how it became one of the most impactful languages in the world.

Bluenove explains its technical stack to build a collective intelligence technology.

We looked at the history of Rust and talked to Steve Klabnik and Ashley Williams, two current members of the Rust core team.

Enjoy this poem program written in the Python programming language that generates an ASCII art fire animation.

Creator of Elixir and cofounder of Plataformatec, José Valim discusses the lessons he learned while creating Elixir and his involvement in its future.

The story behind how PDFs came to be is actually longer and more interesting than you might think. It starts with the Cold War.

Enjoy this poem program written in the Julia language that uses a simple statistical model to generate endless paragraphs of redacted text.

Are you tired of Chrome, Safari and Firefox? Here are six alternative browsers to consider if you’re looking for a different Internet experience!

Enjoy this poem program written in the J programming language about cross-Atlantic electric and fiber-optic cables being draped across the seabed.

Functional languages such as Clojure and Haskell can often represent the complexity with cleaner code that’s closer to the mathematics of the model.

On June 21, the European Ruby Conference welcomed several hundred Rubyists aboard a historic ship. Read the recap!

Visual Studio Code is a lightweight editor and its usage has experienced a rapid rise. Discover what makes it so popular!

Alexandre Nicaise, a Unity 3D developer working at Phaethon Games, explains how to use DOTS in Unity as a way of dealing with performance issues.

dotGo 2019 is a one-day TED Talk-style event which focuses on the Go language. Here’s our summary of this year’s presenters and their talks!