Rust-based fish shell has just released a new version, landing a catch of improvement sure to reel in (I'm sorry) those seeking out a bash alternative.

Summary Exposure of mutable objects minimized Singleton pattern improvements What's Changed in 0.9.1 Minimize exposure of mutable objects in 201198f Use copy of mutable objects whenever possible...

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Summary Initial release What's Changed in 0.9.0 Implement currency registry in 75b78e3 Remove get prefix from builder getter methods in aae8308 Remove redundant methods in 295a8ff Add a reason t...

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Summary Support for PMD 7.18.0 What's Changed in 1.3.4 Bump PMD to version 7.18.0 in 035e2e1 Bump Testing Helpers to version 0.9.4 in b2569f3 Bump AssertJ to version 3.27.6 in 45d74d0 Bump JUnit...

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Language Lower pattern bindings in the order they're written and base drop order on primary bindings' order Stabilize declaration of C-style variadic functions for sysv64, win64, efiapi, and aapcs...

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Latest release modernizes the open source web application framework with Java 17+, Groovy 4, Spring Boot 3.5, Jakarta EE 10, as well as enhanced security, testing, and build capabilities Wilmington, DE – October 28, 2025 – The Apache Software Foundation (ASF), the global home of open source software the world relies on, today announced Apache […]

The Valhalla team recently published an early-access JDK build that fully implements JEP 401: Value Classes and Objects (Preview). Now is a great time for anyone who is interested to try out this transformative new feature!