CO3 is a Rust FFI framework designed to enable seamless, zero-cost abstraction when exporting Rust code across FFI boundaries, supporting generics, native Rust types, and the C ABI without requiring developers to restructure their code.
A developer describes their ambitious 2026 project to create Valen, a new programming language with seamless Rust interoperability, cross-language generics, and memory safety features, inspired by the historical Golden Spike that connected the transcontinental railroad.
A new generic Go library for retrying operations with exponential backoff, released for Go 1.27+. It offers a reusable client that holds default retry options, pluggable jitter strategies, permanent error handling, and context awareness for production use cases.
An article about creating Valen, a new programming language designed to seamlessly interoperate with Rust while supporting cross-language generics, memory safety, and advanced type features. The author draws an analogy to the Golden Spike moment in railroad history, comparing the difficulty of joining two separate compiler systems to joining the transcontinental railroad.