A wave of infrastructure tools historically written in Python are being rewritten in Rust, driven less by ideology than by concrete performance and packaging pain points teams say they'd hit a ceiling on.
Ilya Petrenko//2 min
As the pace of new framework releases accelerates, a growing number of engineering teams are deliberately choosing older, unglamorous tools — and reporting fewer production incidents as a result.
Ilya Petrenko//2 min
TypeScript has gone from a contested addition to JavaScript to the default choice for new production codebases — a shift worth examining for what it says about how teams value tooling over time.
Ilya Petrenko//3 min