The JavaScript innovation train is really picking up momentum lately, driven—as always—by the creativity of the JavaScript developer community. The emerging local-first SQL datastores crystalize ideas about client/server symmetry that have been a long time coming. WinterTC is bringing us closer to truly universal, isomorphic JavaScript, aka “write once, run anywhere” for client- and server-side…
In 2026, most enterprises I talk to are multicloud, not because they set out with a crisp strategy but because reality pushed them there. Mergers and acquisitions bring in workloads on different platforms. Product teams pick the cloud that best matches a short-term delivery deadline. Add leadership mandates to “avoid lock-in,” and suddenly you have…
The Rust team has unveiled Rust 1.94. This release adds an array windows capability as an iterating method for the Rust slice type as well as improved management of Cargo configurations. Rust 1.94 was announced March 5. Developers using a previous version can upgrade via rustup by running rustup update stable. The array_windows method works…
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Prototyping is my favorite part of programming. I like building new stuff and getting things working. It’s no surprise, then, that I am a big fan of MongoDB and NoSQL in general. Don’t get me wrong: I’ve always appreciated SQL for what it is. The intoxicating smoothness of using MongoDB in JavaScript just swept me…
