#FPGA developer with open-source toolchains! -> The table -> The screen -> The code (fasm, assembly for FPGA) The lesson is good HDMI output requires SKEW to be FAST, and some more insidious settings that are automatically set by Vivado.

Long ago I ditched Nix‑Darwin. Coming back because it gives me reproducible dev envs, painless tooling, and clean system config perfect for Rust and Solana. → Pin exact rustc/cargo per project → Fenix or rust‑overlay for nightly toolchains → Isolate multiple Solana CLI

𝗩𝗶𝘀𝘂𝗮𝗹 𝗦𝘁𝘂𝗱𝗶𝗼 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟲 𝗶𝘀 𝗴𝗲𝗻𝗲𝗿𝗮𝗹𝗹𝘆 𝗮𝘃𝗮𝗶𝗹𝗮𝗯𝗹𝗲 For years, updating Visual Studio meant updating .NET and C++ toolchains. Same package, same risk. Want new IDE features? You're also getting new compilers, whether you need them or not. VS 2026

Most AI agents today act like single-purpose scripts… But $AVM is moving toward modular toolchains where components can be reused instead of rebuilt each time 👀 Example pipeline: • fetch market data • run analysis • execute trade • generate report You keep the same flow,

Just build my first GenAI agent 🚀 It fetches live weather and emails me the report automatically. Learning about agents & toolchains by building in public! Next step: more real-world automations. This is just the start! Learning from @piyushgarg_dev #BuildInPublic #GenAI

Matterhorn vs Traditional Web3 Dev Tools: Why the Old Way Isn’t Enough Anymore Traditional Web3 development is fragmented, slow, and costly. Developers must master multiple programming languages (Solidity, Rust, etc.), navigate complex toolchains, and spend months building and

😤 Tired of juggling #NVM, #SDKMAN, #Pyenv, #Rustup, even @homebrew or #Nix? I wrote about how #Mise simplifies your dev setup: 🔧 Polyglot toolchains 💻 Cleaner local tooling 🔐 Env vars & secrets 🚀 Simple CI/CD 📦 @NxDevTools -friendly https://t.co/KJSgpGpy8v

Today's Fizzy deep dive is CSS "While the industry sprints toward increasingly complex toolchains, 37signals is walking calmly in the other direction." https://t.co/lNsAkEzbxC

For years, building a decentralized app has been a maze of complexity, learning multiple languages, dealing with fragmented toolchains, and spending months and thousands of dollars just to get something functional. Matterhorn changes that. It’s the world’s first AI-native IDE

Oracle Linux 10.1 is now GA, delivering new kernels, post-quantum crypto defaults, upgraded toolchains, and expanded container and storage capabilities. https://t.co/KGN0L3GxXj #Oracle #Linux #OpenSource

LLMs might actually change how we build C/C++ projects and a new automated agent is taking things to the next level. Let’s break it down: C/C++ builds are notoriously painful, complex dependencies, weird toolchains, cryptic errors & platform issues. CxxCrafter is a first

Day 34 till storyteller role Educational content 🚀 🔵PHRS101 Developers; This toolchains will helps developers who want to start 🔶building dApps 🔶 Token contract 🔶NFT On Pharos are; 🔵Foundry🔵Rust🔵hardhat There are more resources too will explain later. #pharostoryteller

What took you 6+ months to pull off, I did in just 3 hours using Matterhorn. I’m talking about building a whole decentralized app (from start to finish) without burying my head in broken toolchains or stressing over vulnerabilities, exploits, or rug accusations. You already

Just tried Zig's cross-compilation and I'm impressed. Compiled my CLI tool on Mac ARM64 for Windows, Linux, and macOS x86-64. All without installing extra toolchains. Zero setup needed. Does anyone know of FP language with similar out-of-the-box cross-compilation capabilities?

In Web3, everyone talks about building. But if you’ve ever actually tried, you know the truth....it’s hard. You have an idea. You open your laptop. And suddenly, you’re buried in Solidity docs, RPC errors, gas limits, and five different toolchains just to make something work.

Tried something different with @CodeXero_xyz tonight: instead of opening VS Code and wrestling with toolchains, I just wrote out a paragraph describing a small staking dApp I wanted on Sei No SDK installs No node setup No dependencies to chase Prompt in, architecture out,

I care more about coordination than novelty. @ClusterProtocol clicked when i tried @CodeXero_xyz: I described a token with auto-staking and DEX fee routing, and it assembled contracts on $SEI that i own, end to end. No juggling toolchains, no brittle configs, the stack understood

Zama contracts are simple solidity contracts that are built using traditional Solidity toolchains. Simple developer experience. Developers can use the euint data types to mark which part of their contracts should be private. Programmable compliance. Define all the rules for

ZK proved we can verify compute; TEEs leaned on hardware trust. @zama_fhe is pushing the frontier where apps operate on secrets without ever seeing them History lesson: • 2019 2021: ZK rollups mature • 2022 2023: privacy UX clicks for proofs • 2024+: FHE toolchains hit