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Issues from 2024
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2024-W15
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This week has been about an interactive jq editor, a tool to manipulate text based on tree-sitter, a portable package manager and a Terraform fork with an open licence.
2024-W14
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This week has been about SQL and relational algebra, array languages and spreadsheets, a study on retry methods and a paper on impact of working from home.
2024-W13
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This week has been about a query language for source code, an in-memory data store compatible with Redis, a tool to inspect CSV and Redis controversial licence change.
2024-W12
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This week has been about RSS in the terminal, Statistical Process Control, CSS button styles and an edge case for Python regular expressions.
2024-W11
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This week has been about optimising chess data, the Citation Style Language, Rust Flashcards and the Biscuit authorisation token.
2024-W10
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This week has been about zero-copy deserialisation, columnar SQLite, a lightweight WebAssembly runtime and more Git tips and tricks.
2024-W09
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This week has been about a self-hosted AI coding assistant, a SQL document database, einstein shapes and a lightweight Postgres in WebAssembly.
2024-W08
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This week has been about the DevEx framework, a drop-in replacement for pip and a native JavaScript WebAssembly toolchain.
2024-W07
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This week has been about cleaning Rust dependencies, a shell with structured data, the new JSR registry and a static site generator for dashboards.
2024-W06
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This week has been about inclusive design, GitHub Copilot and code quality, implicit XML and a Python interpreter in Rust.
2024-W05
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This week has been about a Unix-like kernel in Rust, an EPUB reader in WebAssembly, a collection of interactive tutorials and a flexible configuration language.
2024-W04
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This week has been about HTMX and Web Components, the i sound in English, portable EPUBs and the Zed editor.
2024-W03
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This week has been about Python JIT, a CLI for backups, an essay on the Theory of Building and a paper proposing decoupling physical and logical boundaries in microservices.
2024-W02
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This week has been about the everything npm package, sourcecode visualisations, OCR in Rust and WebAssembly as a boundary abstraction.
2024-W01
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This week has been about AWS Lambdas in Rust, the EU regulation to weaken encryption, Unicode and the Declaration of Human Rights and a terminal for the web.