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My I3-Emacs Integration
Developers have created a method to pass keybindings between i3 window manager and Emacs, enabling seamless control and improved workflow for users.
Microsoft open-sources “the earliest DOS source code discovered to date”
Microsoft has open-sourced the earliest known source code for MS-DOS, including 86-DOS 1.00 kernel and utilities, revealing new historical insights.
.NET (OK, C#) gets union types
Microsoft introduces union types in C# 15 with .NET 11 preview, enabling developers to handle multiple data types more safely and expressively.
How to Write Better Technical Documentation Faster
Learning how to write better technical documentation faster can transform your workflow, but key strategies you need to discover first.
Rubish: A Unix shell written in pure Ruby
Rubish is an open-source Unix shell implemented entirely in Ruby, supporting Bash compatibility and deep Ruby integration for scripting and command execution.
Launch HN: Superset (YC P26) – IDE for the agents era
Superset, a new IDE designed for CLI-based coding agents, launches with features for parallel execution, workspace isolation, and seamless integration, aiming to accelerate development workflows.
Why Developers Need Better Debugging Habits
Great debugging habits can transform your coding process, but the key to mastering them lies in understanding what truly makes a difference.
A Forth-inspired language for writing websites
A new stack-based language called Forge enables building websites using Forth-like syntax, combining server and client rendering for a unique web experience.
Slumber a TUI HTTP Client
Slumber, a terminal-based HTTP client supporting TUI and CLI modes, is emerging as a user-friendly tool for REST interactions, gaining interest in developer circles.
