Programming Leftovers
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Updating the Android NDK in Rust 1.68 | Rust Blog
We are pleased to announce that Android platform support in Rust will be modernized in Rust 1.68 as we update the target NDK from r17 to r25. As a consequence the minimum supported API level will increase from 15 (Ice Cream Sandwich) to 19 (KitKat).
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Going forward the Android platform will target the most recent LTS NDK, allowing Rust developers to access platform features sooner. These updates should occur yearly and will be announced in release notes.
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Rakudo Weekly News: 2023.02 Microfeatures
Hillel Wayne wrote an interesting article titled “Microfeatures I’d like to see in more languages“, which caused quite some comments on the interwebs, including many references to the Raku Programming Language. Check out the comments on HackerNews, /r/programming and Lobste.rs. Good to see many people out of the blue mentioning Raku!
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Creating a Simple DSL in Perl
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How to Uninstall Boards from Arduino IDE
Arduino is a microcontroller-based platform that includes both hardware and software (Arduino IDE) to program. Arduino is an open-source platform which means we can install multiple libraries and different board cores in it. Sometimes we need to uninstall these boards from the Arduino IDE. This article will cover all the methods one can follow to delete Arduino boards from IDE.
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Using the 'glab' CLI tool with GNOME GitLab - Will Thompson
I like to use the glab command-line tool, which used to be a third-party project but which has apparently now been adopted by GitLab themselves. In particular, the glab mr family of commands to interact with merge requests are invaluable for checking out branches from contributors’ forks.