Kamil Tomšík

So I said previously that using Rust for web programming is kind of silly, because you suddenly need to worry about a lot more things, and you also forego that

So, this week, two things happened in the Claude universe: a new model dropped , and I can't comment too much about that yet.

> Disclaimer: This is my personal feeling, based on my previous research, > experiments with LLMs, and simply by following the area closely and reading > lots o

In the spirit of my previous blog post about OOP, I'd like to say a few words about a mostly misunderstood principle in the whole history of object-oriented pro

> I wanted to write this for some time but I was a bit shy because who am I to > tell others what to do, right?

Recently, Mason Remaley wrote a blog post about Microsoft doing the funniest thing imaginable, and I recommend reading it.

We are currently living in the age of the so called AI slop - you can see a lot of blog posts and articles popping up everywhere, and they are clearly AI-genera

One of the areas where Zig is drastically different from Rust is when you are writing unit-tests for your code.

> NOTE: This is a draft; I didn't have enough time to finish this post.

I've recently been extracting some parts of Ava into a separate open-source project, and one of them is Tokamak, a web framework for Zig.

After 4 months of work, I am happy to announce that my project, Ava PLS, is now open source!

> TL;DR There is now an experimental build of Ava > for Windows.

Introduction

> This was originally published on medium.com, but they recently started > paywalling everybody, so I'm moving my articles here.