Issue #304

tl;dr: "To help data teams stay on top of the changes happening in the industry, we’re publishing in this post an updated set of data infrastructure architectures. They show the current best-in-class stack across both analytic and operational systems, as gathered from numerous operators we spoke with over the last year."

tl;dr: "The key realization I had is that CSS is so much more than a collection of properties. It's a constellation of inter-connected layout algorithms. Each algorithm is a complex system with its own rules and secret mechanisms." Josh looks at how this new lens can help make sense of what's happening in CSS. And use that lens to "solve a surprisingly-common mystery."

tl;dr: "This blog post does not take sides in that debate, or advise where and when to use Generics in Go. Instead, this blog post is about the third side of the generics conundrum: It’s about systems engineers who are not excited about generics per se, but about monomorphization and its performance implications."

tl;dr: (1) Even better error messages. (2) Adding the self type. (3) Introduction of Variadic Generics in the context of numerical libraries. (4) TOML format can be parsed with a tomllib. (5) ExceptionGroups allowing us to raise multiple exceptions simultaneously. (6) AsyncIO task groups. (7) Performance improvements.