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Clojure is having a quiet renaissance in 2026. Teams building data-heavy backends, trading systems, and long-lived services keep discovering what the community has known for a …

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The most popular Java Excel library in China just announced it is entering maintenance mode — no new features, ever. The 33,000-star project that Alibaba built to fix Apache …

Every Rust web developer eventually hits the same fork in the road: your templates can be checked at compile time or at 3 a.m. in production. Askama compiles Jinja-style templates …

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