Programming Languages articles.

Python and JavaScript solve different problems well. Here's how to pick based on what you actually want to build, not internet arguments.

Rust promises the speed of C++ without the memory bugs. Here's what that actually means and whether it's worth learning.

TypeScript adds a compile step and a learning curve to JavaScript. Here's what you get in return, and when it's not worth it.

There's no single best language — there's a best language for what you're trying to do. Here's how to actually choose.

Go and Python both work well for backends, but for very different reasons. Here's how to actually decide between them.

Functional programming sounds academic, but the core idea is simple: fewer moving parts means fewer bugs. Here's what it actually means.